In case you were curious as to whether or not Valve would be attending any of the industry's remaining trade shows of 2009, we have you covered. As it turns out Valve will be attending both the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) and the Penny-Arcade Expo (PAX).
Here's the announcement of Valve's planned attendance at PAX, along with a listing of other companies you can rub elbows with in September.
PAX kicks off on September 4 and runs until the 9th.
As for E3, taking place June 2-4, Valve has a conference room all lined up and ready to go.
There has been no word on just what might be shown or announced by Valve at either of these events. Right now, your guess is as good as mine is. With any luck we will see the first reveal of Episode 3 alongside news of future Team Fortress 2, Left 4 Dead, and Counter-Strike: Source updates. Yes Valve, we haven't forgotten about CS: Source and neither should you.
Here's the announcement of Valve's planned attendance at PAX, along with a listing of other companies you can rub elbows with in September.
I admit. Two months is a long time to go without updates, but we've been busy. I'll get right to it.
Bands. So far? 6 of them. All of them awesome. Anamanaguchi, Freezepop, JoCo and MC Frontalot. Two new ones: Metroid Metal and Paul & Storm.
Exhibitors. Crazy enough, we're almost sold out already. Some of the highlights include The Behemoth, Bethesda, Bioware, Blizzard, Capcom, CCP Games, EA, Foundation 9, Microsoft, Mythic, Nintendo, NC Soft, Rockstar, Telltale, Turbine, Ubisoft, Upper Deck, Valve, and WB Games. More announcements coming!
Bands. So far? 6 of them. All of them awesome. Anamanaguchi, Freezepop, JoCo and MC Frontalot. Two new ones: Metroid Metal and Paul & Storm.
Exhibitors. Crazy enough, we're almost sold out already. Some of the highlights include The Behemoth, Bethesda, Bioware, Blizzard, Capcom, CCP Games, EA, Foundation 9, Microsoft, Mythic, Nintendo, NC Soft, Rockstar, Telltale, Turbine, Ubisoft, Upper Deck, Valve, and WB Games. More announcements coming!
PAX kicks off on September 4 and runs until the 9th.
As for E3, taking place June 2-4, Valve has a conference room all lined up and ready to go.
There has been no word on just what might be shown or announced by Valve at either of these events. Right now, your guess is as good as mine is. With any luck we will see the first reveal of Episode 3 alongside news of future Team Fortress 2, Left 4 Dead, and Counter-Strike: Source updates. Yes Valve, we haven't forgotten about CS: Source and neither should you.