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EA Play Live delays a week to make space for “important voices being heard around the world"EA can’t come out to Play
EA can’t come out to Play
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EA Play Live was originally scheduled for Thursday, June 11th. It has now been pushed back to Thursday, June 18th with the same start time—4pm PDT / 7pm EDT / midnight BST.
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pic.twitter.com/6NSTb4cxqE— Electronic Arts (@EA)June 5, 2020
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EA alreadydelayed their Madden NFL 21 announcementfor the same reason. Playstation have delayed their showcase event, as have the IGN Expo, the PC Gaming show, and others. TheGuerilla Collective have delayed their event, opting to spend this Sunday, June 7th celebrating Black game developers and games with Black protagonists.
EA haven’t said yet what we’ll see during their event, though we can probably expect some bigger announcements as this takes the place of a formal E3 event. That got cancelled because of Covid-19, remember? Crisis on top of crisis, 2020 sure is a treat, eh?
RPS is attempting to keep track of the endless—and now constantly shifting—schedule of digitalnon-E3 summer eventsover on one handy page.
