The PC Gaming Show will return June 6

[Shard Shinjuku]

The PC Gaming Show will return June 6

Save the date!

www.pcgamer.com

This year's PC Gaming Show, the annual livestreamed showcase of new games, never-before-seen gameplay footage, and announcements from some of PC gaming's biggest and most interesting developers, will take place Saturday, June 6. It will broadcast alongside other gaming presentations as part of a larger day of programming on Twitch and other platforms.

The PC remains an extraordinary, vibrant gaming medium, and in the absence of a conventional E3 expo in 2020, the goal of the PC Gaming Show remains unchanged: Spotlight the most exciting projects, and provide a platform that celebrates PC gaming in general.

Intel, Epic Games Store, Tripwire Interactive, Frontier, Merge, Humble Bundle, Guerrilla Collective and Perfect World are among the partners who make this annual showcase possible

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[BasilZero]

Cant remember but has Valve ever appeared in any of these shows to showcase anything like a game or a new feature?

 

[Shard Shinjuku]

Cant remember but has Valve ever appeared in any of these shows to showcase anything like a game or a new feature?

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No.

 

[TrishaCat]

The year SEGA announced a bunch of Yakuza ports and VC4 for PC at the PC gaming show was rad.
Hopefully we get something on that level this year. Fingers crossed.

 

[salromano]

Interesting note:

"It will broadcast alongside other gaming presentations as part of a larger day of programming on Twitch and other platforms."

 

[pswii60]

Would Devolver be part of this or do their own thing? I'm interested in anything they announce (and want to see more of the new Serious Sam game!)

 

[Mentalist]

Would Devolver be part of this or do their own thing? I'm interested in anything they announce (and want to see more of the new Serious Sam game!)

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I do believe Devolver mentioned that we will get the next installment in the Nina Struthers Saga this summer.

 

[_zoipi]

Interesting note:

"It will broadcast alongside other gaming presentations as part of a larger day of programming on Twitch and other platforms."

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*pretends to be shocked*

Believing there wasn't a Plan B to just show lots of prerecorded conferences or presentations in the E3 usual dates when it was part of company's marketing, was delusional. We've been living like that for somewhat more than ten years.

 

[kostacurtas]

Even as a primarily PC gamer I have to say that the PC Gaming Show usually is not good.

Who knows without E3 this time it could be better.

 

[PC-tan]

SEGA Best of Japan version 2?

 

[Miker]

I remember the Yakuza announcements being cool, but that was in 2018, I think? I remember zero announcements from 2019's show. Also the content they have is stretched out over 3 hours or so for some reason.

 

[Mentalist]

Excited. They usually have at least a few gems, plus some cool announcements (would be amazing if Sega was to show up again with all the ports)

 

[Deleted member 56752]

I dislike this show, almost every single year. However, maybe I might be interested given that I actually have a PC gaming machine

 

[GhostTrick]

The only year this show was relevant was when SEGA announced Japanese ports.

I see SEGA isn't a partner but EGS is, so that's gonna be another boring year.

 

[PC-tan]

I remember the Yakuza announcements being cool, but that was in 2018, I think? I remember zero announcements from 2019's show. Also the content they have is stretched out over 3 hours or so for some reason.

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That was back in 2018.

I remember being excited for that one because of "leaks" and how SEGA would announce Yakuza and Persona for PC. I think about 1 hours or so was just trailers of 20+ games (with each one of those being about 2-3 min) and then they do have some small presentations as well.