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In the press
July 2, 2019
Rob Dagwell from Bidstack’s Commercial Development team, gave his views on cloud gaming and what E3 delivered at this year’s event.
The details of Google’s Stadia platform which were released ahead of this year’s E3, set the scene for another instalment of gaming’s biggest gathering. Alongside cameos from Hollywood A listers such as Keanu Reeves, Jack Black and entrepreneur Elon Musk, E3 2019 gave us all a brief glimpse into the future of the industry.
This year, we saw Fornite bring its Battle Royale to life – Battle Bus included – and cinematic trailers that had us salivating about the upcoming Avengers title, Halo Infinite, and the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2 to name just a few. In addition to that there were the much vaunted announcements about new super-charged consoles and cross-platform cloud gaming.
The Bidstack team headed out to L.A. for this year’s event and here are some of the key things we took away from the conference:
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