On May 11, 1995, the Los Angeles Convention Center hosted the first ever Electronics Entertainment Expo, more commonly
E3 Promises That Were Total Lies
At E3, it's important for companies to appease not only fans but also the media and corporate big wigs. That's why developers and publishers often make high-profile announcements like console debuts, early looks at popular franchises, and in recent years, the occasional surprise same-day launches. However, sometimes these companies go too far, making lofty promises that never come to fruition. So, let's take a look at some of the biggest E3 promises that turned out to be total lies.
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