The Daily Dose

If you’ve ever wanted to go to E3 without getting a press pass, you’ll finally have your chance. Starting February 13, anyone can buy a ticket to the show – as long as you move quickly. Until now, only “insiders” like gaming journalists or content creators could go to the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). Everyone else had to watch livestreams and read coverage online. The Entertainment Software Association (ESA), who run the show, cracked the door last year when they offered a free event to the public outside the convention center where the expo took place. EA did the same. The…

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