Yoshida: Leipzig is important

  • Posted August 22nd, 2008 at 05:07 EDT by
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Sony Worldwide Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida has extolled the importance of Leipzig in the videogame conference season, confirming the waning influence of E3.

“It’s always important to have something exciting for each key event that we have," the boss stated. "And this Games Convention is really gaining lots of lots of importance, not just for the European market but for the whole business."

"E3 was ‘the show’ in the past, and lots of publishers, including ourselves, focused almost solely on E3 and all the news got disseminated from Los Angeles," he continued.

"But now, all through the year we have… E3, Games Convention, Tokyo Games Show, so we make sure we have something great for each of the events, and also some messages for local [markets] as well.”

With the amount of high-profile news coming out of the Sony camp in Leipzig over the past few days we can only presume that to be correct. So where does E3 go from here?

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  1. T-Dogg400 | T-Dogg400

    • 5:57am BST - August 22nd, 2008

    Leipzig is been alright this year but needs to have more top news though.

  2. rexdeath | rexdeath

    • 8:26am BST - August 22nd, 2008

    The problem with this is when people say who had the best show??

  3. hush404 | hush404

    • 9:09am BST - August 22nd, 2008

    I dig that Sony is spreading the good news instead of slapping it all down at E3!

  4. RuiyJR | Tseska_922

    • 9:27am BST - August 22nd, 2008

    this years Leipzig is normaly good save some news for next shows ;)

  5. PS3-The Ultimate Machine

    • 11:08am BST - August 22nd, 2008

    When do the other companies(MS,Ninty) get to show their stuff?I am interested to see what game related surprises they have for us.

  6. mikeghtmare | mikeghtmare

    • 1:04pm BST - August 22nd, 2008

    what kind of news is this?  Sony stating that all events are important, wow, really?

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