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Video game fans had to do without the annual E3 trade show this year, but veteran industry insider Geoff Keighley has been filling that space with events like the Summer Game Fest and a fan event called Play Days.
His showcases are full of trailers, announcements, special guests, and gameplay deep dives. This year, for the first time, Summer Game Fest hosted an in-person, physical event in Los Angeles, which was open to media and content creators. I talked to Keighley there about the current state of the video game industry and the future of live gaming events.
Here are some highlights from that conversation, lightly edited for length and clarity. You can also watch the full interview in video form.
On E3 and its return
Geoff Keighley: I’ve been to every E3 since the first one in 1995. I was a young kid when I went to E3. And look there hasn’t been an E3 in, I guess, three years now. I don’t know. They’re saying they’re coming back next year, I don’t really know if that’s real or...
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