It looks like the hall plans for E3 2019 has hit the interwebs and shows floor plans of big and small exhibitors alike. Yes, this means companies like Bethesda, Nintendo, Sega, and more are showing up to the cringe-worthy annual games event amid Sony’s absence.
Although I look at E3 as an overrated cringe-fest, if you look at it as an informative event, then you’re in luck. According to website nintendoeverything.com, it shows the “West Hall” and “South Hall” exhibitors.
It’s worth noting that things (regarding the show floor) might change leading up to this year’s E3, or may be slightly different as opposed to what is shown below. Anyway, you can check out the two newly “released” images right here:
Microsoft, as noted on the publication site, will be exhibiting its show at the Xbox Plaza at LA Live, which explains its absence. However, notable companies currently to have a show floor includes Sega, Nintendo, BigBen, XSEED Games, THQ Nordic, Bethesda, Square Enix, Capcom, and Bandai Namco. Others are listed but act as fillers (like the esports Zone) along with spaces yet to be filled — titled “Reserved.”
As for titles to appear at and around this year’s expo includes Jedi: Fallen Order, where the devs expect to drop in-game footage somewhere around June 8th through June 13th at EA Play and E3.
In addition to the above, Bethesda and id Software will be showing off a lot of Doom Eternal and other titles at their show floor.
Square Enix is to show off more of Final Fantasy VII Remake this June, but that likely means during its E3 presentation. Furthermore, if you want to see all participating companies at this year’s event, you can head on over to our growing list of exhibitors.
Moreover, you can check out both the halls for your amusement by heading on over to mapyourshow.com to see the “West Hall” and “South Hall” and everything in-between.
