While Nintendo and Sony are absent from E3 this year, it looks like Netflix will be there to make up for the delay a bit. The official E3 Twitter account revealed that this year Netflix will host a panel discussion on the theme "Bringing Your Favorite Shows Live: Developing Netflix Originals in Video Games." Netflix's gaming ambitions are no secret, with the rollout of interactive TV shows like Black Mirror: Bandersnatch and You Vs Wild showing strong interest in game-like content on the streaming platform. continually. But Netflix also looked to adapt its biggest franchises into video games. The Stranger Things 3 game will launch on Nintendo Switch in June, so the panel will be well placed to talk about the projects for other popular Netflix Originals titles. Could we see games based on Orange's New Black, or (thrill) Sex Education?
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This year has already been heralded as a unique year for the N3, which traditionally sees Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft set out to impress the press and the public present at the show. But in an increasingly digital industry and with the success of Nintendo's own video feeds to present trailers and announcements to their fans, console makers have less and less need to be there when they are. a physical event, and Sony and Nintendo have decided to pull out. of this year's event. Netflix's dashboard shows that E3 can still win with content providers and possibly mark a change in tone for the show. As TV becomes more and more interactive, could we start seeing interactive demos of shows appearing in places like E3 before launch? In any case, it seems that streaming platforms will be more and more present in the world of games.- E3 2019: the biggest game event of the year.