Radar Reacts: No Nintendo press conference at E3 2013

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We speculate why, and what that might mean for the company

This year's Electronic Entertainment Expo will feature one less major press conference, as Nintendo recently announced it will not be holding one during 2013's E3. Why would Nintendo opt out, and what exactly does this mean--if anything--about the company's future? We filmed a Radar Reacts to tackle those exact questions.

When news breaks, you can count on GamesRadar to bring it to you right away. But there's more than the news--with Radar Reacts we go over what it means, what we think, and what we think it means. Check it out, and let us know in the comments what you think about the biggest news stories, and we'll be here to answer your questions.

Ryan Taljonick
Ryan Taljonick

Ryan was once the Executive Editor of GamesRadar, before moving into the world of games development. He worked as a Brand Manager at EA, and then at Bethesda Softworks, before moving to 2K. He briefly went back to EA and is now the Director of Global Marketing Strategy at 2K. 

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