E3 Press Conferences Schedule
If you’re like us then you own multiple video game machines. As such, although this site primarily covers Nintendo, we thought many of our readers would like a comprehensive list of the various E3 press conferences that will be taking place prior to this year’s big show. We expect all of them to be viewable on YouTube via gaming.youtube.com/e3 as well as on many other sites, such as IGN and Gamespot.
As many of you are no doubt aware, Nintendo is not only skipping a press conference (as it has done for the past few years), but it is also not showcasing a Digital Event or a Nintendo Direct as it has done in the past. Instead, Nintendo is dedicating the entire first day of Treehouse Live to two games: Pokémon Sun & Moon and The Legend of Zelda for the Wii U. The majority of the day will be spent with Zelda, but Pokémon will lead off the live stream.
Sunday, June 12
EA
1PM PT / 3PM CT / 4PM ET
Where to watch: Twitch
Bethesda
7PM PT / 9PM CT / 10 PM ET
Where to watch: www.youtube.com/BethesdaSoftworks or Twitch
Monday, June 13
Microsoft XBOX
9:30AM PT / 11:30AM CT / 12:30PM ET
Where to watch: Spike TV or YouTube or Xbox Twitch Channel or Xbox Live Events Player on Xbox One and 360 consoles
Apple World Wide Developer’s Conference (Not at E3)
10AM PT / 12PM CT / 1PM ET
Where to watch: Apple TV or www.apple.com
PC Gaming Show
12PM PT / 2PM CT / 3PM ET
Where to watch: www.pcgamingshow.com
Ubisoft
1PM PT / 3PM CT / 4PM ET
Pre-Show will begin at 12:30PM PT / 2:30PM CT / 3:30PM ET
Where to watch: www.ubisoft.com/en-GB/event/e3-2016/ or Twitch
Sony PlayStation
6PM PT / 8PM CT / 9PM ET
Where to watch: live.playstation.com, YouTube, Twitch, the Live Events Viewer app on PS4 & PS3
Tuesday, June 14
Nintendo Treehouse: Live (Pokémon Sun/Moon & Zelda)
9AM PT / 11AM CT / 12PM ET
Where to watch: e3.nintendo.com or YouTube or Twitch
Wednesday, June 15
Nintendo Treehouse: Live (Pokémon Go & Wii U/3DS)
10AM PT / 12PM CT / 1PM ET
Where to watch: e3.nintendo.com or YouTube or Twitch
Craig has been covering the video game industry since 1995. His work has been published across a wide spectrum of media sites. He’s currently the Editor-In-Chief of Nintendo Times and contributes to Gaming Age.
