This year's Electronic Expo is still over a month away, but the show is already shaping up to be a bit different from all those that came before. Not only is Bethesda Softworks hosting its first-ever press conference in the days before the show, but now Sega has confirmed that it will not be hosting an E3 booth for the first time in the show's 20+ year history.
A Sega spokesperson has confirmed to Game Informer that the storied publisher and one-time console maker will not have a booth on the show floor. While Sega will still be "collaborating with our various business partners" to show games like Total War: Warhammer at other booths, there won't be a giant SEGA logo guiding people to a specific Sega-focused area of the show floor this year.
The official reason for the move? Apparently, Sega is too busy with its recently announced restructuring and headquarters move to make time for an E3 booth.
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