Game Industry reports that THQ will not have a booth at this year’s E3 although it will be supporting its portfolio of games but in a much more limited capacity. Speaking to publication, a spokesperson for the publisher said that they will still be participating in E3, although we won’t be seeing the flashy booths they had in previous years.’
“We’re not producing a booth, but we will be participating in E3,” the spokesperson said. “We will be showing games to the E3 judges at their event coming up [E3 Judges’ Week occurs in the lead-up to the show where gaming outlets are given advance access to games for scoring], and we’ll be hosting a press and business center at the show for meetings (as well as participating with first party activities).”
“When we needed to make the decision on the booth (many months ago), we were in a MUCH different place than today. But we will be there to support our portfolio and the show itself.” THQ told Polygon that the company also be hosting local events for media to interview developers, get hands-on time with all their games, and receive access to anything that would typically be shown at an E3 booth.
