E For All, IDG's new games show which looks increasingly set to replace E3, has had its prices confirmed.
Advanced tickets will set you back $45 (£22.75) for Thursday and Friday, $60 (£30.30) for Saturday and Sunday, or $90 (£45.50) for the full four days.
Careless gamers who turn up on the day will pay $50 (£25.25) for Thursday and Friday, $75 (£37.90) for Saturday and Sunday or $110 (£55.50) for a full four-day pass.
The show, which will take place in the hallowed halls of the Los Angeles Convention Centre (the previous home of E3), has been gathering a head of steam recently. Nintendo confirmed for the show in March, while Sony also looks likely to attend.
E For All takes place from October 18th-21st .
Advanced tickets will set you back $45 (£22.75) for Thursday and Friday, $60 (£30.30) for Saturday and Sunday, or $90 (£45.50) for the full four days.
Careless gamers who turn up on the day will pay $50 (£25.25) for Thursday and Friday, $75 (£37.90) for Saturday and Sunday or $110 (£55.50) for a full four-day pass.
The show, which will take place in the hallowed halls of the Los Angeles Convention Centre (the previous home of E3), has been gathering a head of steam recently. Nintendo confirmed for the show in March, while Sony also looks likely to attend.
E For All takes place from October 18th-21st .
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