PC Gaming to Have an E3 Presence Thanks to PC Gamer

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  • PC Gaming to Have an E3 Presence Thanks to PC Gamer

    For reasons known only to God and PC Gamer, PC gaming will have its own, dedicated E3 show this year. For three hours, PC gaming will hog the spotlight with a dedicated show on June 16 from 5PM-8PM (PT).
    PC Takes Center Stage in LA During E3 With the PC Gaming Show Live Event on June 16 Celebrates the Games, Tech and People Behind PC Gaming's Golden Age; Cliff Bleszinski, Blizzard Entertainment, Cloud Imperium Games, Dean Hall and Tripwire Interactive to Appear. AMD, Bohemia Interactive and Digital Storm to Sponsor.

    “AMD Presents The PC Gaming Show Powered by PC Gamer,” a first-of-its-kind event for developers, publishers, hardware companies, press and fans, will take place in Los Angeles on Tuesday, June 16, 2015. Presented by AMD, organized by PC Gamer, and streamed live in partnership with Twitch from the Belasco Theater, the show will bring the PC gaming community together under one roof for breaking news and perspective from some of the biggest names in the industry. Hosted by Sean ‘Day[9]’ Plott, the first announced participants of the show include Dean Hall (DayZ), Blizzard Entertainment, Cliff Bleszinski (Boss Key Productions) and Cloud Imperium Games (Star Citizen).

    This is an incredible time for PC gaming, with more powerful and affordable hardware than ever before, thousands of games available through Steam, Origin and other platforms, and millions of viewers regularly watching esports events. The PC Gaming Show is a call to the PC community to come together to celebrate this era, and the innovations that lie ahead.

    Organized by PC Gamer, with support from Presenting Partner, AMD, the inaugural PC Gaming Show will see participation from a range of game developers, including Blizzard Entertainment, Bohemia Interactive, Cloud Imperium Games, Tripwire Interactive, Square-Enix, Obsidian Entertainment, Paradox Interactive and Humble Bundle among many others.

    Because why not.

    • cikame
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      cikame commented
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      Over time this might turn into the "Early Access" presentation :P.
      But seriously, developers could show off upcoming additions to their games, though crunching to make an impressive E3 showing probably isn't conducive to the developement of their games.
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