E3 2015 - General Information and Conference Times

**Shawn Zipay** · 06-12-2015, 10:31 PM

It's going to be a very busy few days coming up. Very busy. All of our E3 coverage will continue to be found both on the main page and on our E3 2015 page. This dedicated section will be kept up for a week or two after E3 ends just so you can quickly browse through the news. This section also includes a higher story per page count than normal. Even with that, you may need to click on to later pages to see the news that interests you.

To make it even easier on you, you can easily find the news that applies to your interests. I will be using these tags for each company and their conferences.

So, when are these conferences taking place?

SUNDAY
Bethesda - 7PM PT / 10PM ET
Watch via: Twitch, YouTube

MONDAY
Microsoft - 9:30AM PT / 12:30PM ET
Watch via: Xbox.com, Twitch, GameTrailers, SpikeTV, your Xbox console

EA - 1PM PT / 4PM ET
Watch via: Twitch, GameTrailers, LivetoPlay

Ubisoft - 2:45PM PT / 5:45PM PT
Watch via: Twitch, GameTrailers, IGN, GameSpot

Sony - 6PM PT / 9PM ET
Watch via: Twitch, YouTube, GameTrailers, IGN, GameSpot

TUESDAY
Nintendo - 9AM PT / 12PM ET
Watch via: Twitch, YouTube, Nintendo US site

Square Enix - 10AM PT / 1PM ET
Watch via: Twitch, YouTube

PC Show - 5PM PT / 8PM ET
Watch via: Twitch

There won't be any live blogs or whatever. Those are pointless with how many live video streams there are going to be. Will I live Tweet my reactions to announcements? Probably. I will at least try to put up a thread with an embedded video stream prior to each show starting.

I'll probably watch a lot of the conferences through GiantBomb.com. They will stream all of the conferences but will be talking over all of them. If there is an important reveal being talked about on stage, I'll have another stream ready so that I can catch the details without people talking over them. This year, I want to enjoy the conferences more as a fan. I haven't really had that in previous years because I pushed myself to get news up as fast as I possibly could for almost no reason. Those single line news posts didn't really offer up much anyway. "Oh, a new Tomb Raider game was announced but this news post has no details, screenshots, or the new trailer? That's cool." Then you had to wait until later for another news post to go up that finally had the new information, trailer, or screenshots in it.

Trust me, there's still going to be a ton of news going up with tons of new trailers. I better go get some sleep while I can.