Sony’s PlayStation E3 Experience Is Coming Back To Theaters

Can't attend the Electronic Entertainment Expo this year? Hey, it's a hard show to get to. Not only do you have to worry about tickets, but also travel expenses, hotel with decent Wi-Fi (we dare not miss those press conferences) and the oodles of crowds being added to the now-public affair. But there's a way you can experience Sony's side of things from the comfort of a cool, comfortable theater.

That's because Sony will once again bring back its PlayStation E3 Experience to theaters, with its press conference airing live across 85 different theaters on June 12th, across the U.S., Latin America and Canada. Tickets will be available starting tomorrow at 10:00 AM PDT on the official PlayStation website on a first-come, first-serve basis, so get them while they're hot.

Those that attend the event won't just get a free theater experience for their trouble. They'll also score an exclusive PlayStation poster, along with #76 of the PlayStation Collectible Card series – ideal for those that got their start at the PlayStation Experience events. In addition, a "digital goodie bag" will also feature many items from the PlayStation Network, including possible games.

You can find a full listing of theaters that will be hosting the event on this page. As for Latin America fans, you can find a list of your theaters on this page soon. Be sure to keep checking back for more information.

This year's PlayStation press conference promises to be even bigger than last year's, where we saw Insomniac Games' Spider-Man and Sony's new God of War for the first time, as well as the return of Crash Bandicoot (for N. Sane Trilogy) and the introduction of the harrowing Days Gone. With The Last of Us Part II on deck, along with several potential announcements for new games, its E3 2017 showcase should be a not-miss event. Make sure you get yourself plenty of popcorn and soda for this one.

We'll have full details from the press conference as they happen, so be sure to check back for more information. C'mon, God of War, we need a release date!