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Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo look ahead to the Electronic Entertainment Expo in June

CEO Michael Gallagher criticises study’s methodology, requests science publication to evaluate the findings

Beleaguered company leaves Entertainment Software Association

The bloody battle between ECTS and EGN/Gamestars back in 2004 essentially wiped out the UK’s place on the European event calendar.

ESA confirms that expo will go ahead next year - but changes to format and location being considered

Crave Entertainment could be joining Activision, Vivendi, LucasArts and iD

Insider hints at further exits from US industry body as EA sticks up for E3 organiser

ESA angrily compares GamePolitics to ‘Cuban press’; site labels body ‘unprofessional’

Developer follows Activision, Vivendi and LucasArts out of the door

IRS documents show whopping figure organiser ESA had to pay to leave Convention Center

Publisher will still be involved in this year’s E3, however

Expo returns to LA Convention Centre from July 15th – 17th

But Entertainment Software Association says report is unethical, incomplete and inaccurate

Michael Gallagher says software is not properly understood by policy makers

Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo all confirmed to be in attendance at revamped E3

Michael D. Gallagher to fill the shoes of the departed Doug Lowenstein

Federal Trade Commission applauds ESA’s voluntary rating system.

Doug Lowenstein has attacked developers and the games media in his final speech as president of the Entertainment Software Association.