Sony Interactive Entertainment America President and CEO Shawn Layden gave his opinion on this year's E3 during an interview with Kinda Funny Games' Greg Miller at PSX 2017's opening ceremony.
When comparing the differences between Sony's PSX and E3 presentations, Layden pointed out E3 is primarily a trade show, which is why Sony takes on a different presentation style for PSX and E3.
Miller then asked what Layden thought about E3 being open to consumers this year.
"I thought, I'll be honest with you guys, I think the ESA sold 15,000 consumer tickets for that and it really brought the crowd to the edge of pain," Layden said. "And I won't bore you guys with the details around that, but if you're going to design a trade show or a consumer show, those are two different beasts."
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When comparing the differences between Sony's PSX and E3 presentations, Layden pointed out E3 is primarily a trade show, which is why Sony takes on a different presentation style for PSX and E3.
Miller then asked what Layden thought about E3 being open to consumers this year.
"I thought, I'll be honest with you guys, I think the ESA sold 15,000 consumer tickets for that and it really brought the crowd to the edge of pain," Layden said. "And I won't bore you guys with the details around that, but if you're going to design a trade show or a consumer show, those are two different beasts."
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