E3 is returning in June 2023 with separate 'Business Days' and 'Gamer Days'

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We declared earlier this year that E3 should never be in-person again(opens in new tab), but E3 apparently wasn't listening. In June, the Entertainment Software Association announced a partnership with PAX organizer ReedPop to make E3 return(opens in new tab) in 2023 and today they announced the show dates as well as a change in scheduling that will see the event split into industry and public days.

The big event will return to the Los Angeles Convention Center begining on June 13, 2023 with E3 Business Days, which will be restricted to «registered industry personnel» for hands-on time with upcoming games and probably lots of meetings and stuff. Business! E3 Business Days will run until June 15. 

June 15 will also see the start of the open-to-all (as long as you have a ticket) E3 Gamer Days, «inviting consumers to go hands-on with the future of gaming and connect with developers, content creators, media personalities, and more.» E3 Gamer Days will be held in a separate hall at LACC, presumably to avoid potential rumbling with the business types, and will run through June 16, giving attendees the opportunity to «go hands-on with the future of gaming and connect with developers, content creators, media personalities, and more.».

Leading up to all of this will be a series of «partnered digital events» that will begin on June 11 and run for the duration of the show.

«E3 is one of the global gaming industry’s few opportunities to come together, unite as one loud voice, and show the world what it is creating,» ReedPop VP of Gaming Kyle Marsden-Kish said. «Our vision is to reunite the industry by re-establishing the traditional E3 week, bring back that spark, and restore E3's role as a truly magical global showcase event for