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Alors que la GamesCom se tient chaque année à Cologne en Allemagne depuis 2009, celle-ci va s’étendre en Asie dès 2020 avec une première édition à Singapour du 15 au 18 2020 au Suntec Convention Centre comme l'indique GamesIndustry ici même . Équivalent au salon se tenant en Allemagne, la GamesCom Asia se déroulera en deux temps : avec des journées réservées aux médias et aux acteurs de l'industrie pour commencer, puis un second temps avec une ouverture au public. Les organisateurs espèrent aider les développeurs asiatiques à trouver de nouveaux partenaires dans le monde entier. Au menu : annonces, conférences, compétitions esport, défilés de cosplay, magasins, etc. La GamesCom 2019 se tiendra elle du du 20 au 24 août toujours au Koelnmesse de Cologne . ...
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With the event set to take place in the Suntec Singapore Convention Center from October 15 to 18, 2020. Expanding from Europe, where the event attracted over 370,000 people in 2018, GamesCom Asia will feature a similar setup of industry and public days. With industry going first. It's expected that a similar focus on upcoming games, esports events, and community activities will play a major role alongside being able to place a focus on Asian titles. No doubt publishers in the region will definitely be there alongside the majority of hardware manufacturers located in nearby countries. And with Singapore being a lot closer to Australia than Cologne, Germany it could be a great event for ANZ folks to attend too. The sheer size and scope of GamesCom is something to behold. It is after all, the largest gaming event in the world. Source. ...
If you’re based in Asia, the choices when it comes to video game conventions aren’t that many, and none are definitely as big as GamesCom . Well, that’s about to change real soon. Today. it’s been announced that GamesCom asia will debut in 2020 in Singapore! The event is slated to run from October 15 to 18, 2020. Today, a memorandum of understanding was signed between events organizer Koelnmesse and the Singapore Tourism Board. Koelnmesse is the organizer of GamesCom, which has been held in Cologne, Germany, since 2009, and is easily one of the biggest video game conventions in the world, with (possibly) E3 being the only one to top it in terms of scope and exhibitors. Here’s what Koelnmesse Singapore Matthias Kuepper had to say about GamesCom’s first foray into Asia: “This is a launch event that we are all looking forward to. The region has been hungry for a Tier One gaming event and we now have all the ingredients to successfully cater to this need. With strong partnerships with GameStart, the Singapore government, and the gaming ecosystem, we are expected to attract over 30,000 enthusiasts and gaming industry professionals to the inaugural GamesCom asia.” Participants can expect GamesCom asia to take place over four days, with two days of it for gaming conferences, while there will be three days open to the public where eSports matches, workshops and meet-and-greet sessions will be on hand. GamesCom Asia will be working along ...
Unfolding in SEA. GamesCom, an annual game show held at Cologne, Germany will make its Asian debut in Singapore next year October. Are you ready for GamesCom Asia? ...
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Amidst all of the drama that Blizzard has gone through in the last 9 months or so, the studio has maintained that its goal going forward is to double down on game development for current and future projects. In order to avoid distractions towards the end of the Summer, Blizzard will not be attending GamesCom in 2019. Blizzard skipping out on GamesCom is a bigger deal than it sounds. The event pulls in hundreds of thousands of European gamers who don’t get the opportunity to attend E3, PAX or Blizzcon. While there won’t be an appearance this year, Blizzard hasn’t ruled out a return to Cologne in the future. “As part of a renewed effort this year to maintain our focus on development, for our current games and our future projects, we won’t have a booth at GamesCom 2019”, Blizzard’s statement reads. “The show is an important one for the European and global gaming community, and we’re going to miss meeting players in Cologne this year. You’ll still be able to find Blizzard gear in the GamesCom 2019 shop area, and we’re looking forward to returning to the GamesCom show floor in the future. We’re also looking forward to sharing more details about the projects we’re currently working on when the time is right.” Right now, Blizzard is working on World of Warcraft: Classic, Diablo Immortal and future Overwatch content. Diablo 4 has yet to be announced but it is in development according to various sources. Beyond that, there could be other ...
Today Blizzard Entertainment announced it won't have a booth on the show floor at Germany's massive Gamescom event this summer "as part of a renewed effort this year to maintain our focus on development." ... ...
It's been nearly seven years since the release of Diablo 3, so you can't blame us for waiting with baited breath for the official announcement of the inevitable Diablo 4 . While Blizzard hasn't actually confirmed we'll be seeing Diablo 4 in the future, there's been strong hints that the developer is working on the next core game in the Diablo series. Unfortunately, it might be even longer before we get that official announcement, as Blizzard has revealed it won't be attending GamesCom 2019. Diablo Immortal : everything there is to know about Blizzard's mobile RPG Best PC games 2019 : the must-play titles you don’t want to miss E3 2019 : Everything we expect to see at the Electronic Entertainment Expo this year Why aren't Blizzard attending GamesCom 2019? Is Blizzard playing the long game? In a recent news post from Blizzard Entertainment, the developer confirmed that it won't be attending GamesCom 2019. But why? "As part of a renewed effort this year to maintain our focus on development, for our current games and our future projects, we won’t have a booth at GamesCom 2019," the post reads. "The show is an important one for the European and global gaming community, and we’re going to miss meeting players in Cologne this year. "We’re also looking forward to sharing more details about the projects we’re currently working on when the time is right." While the post itself doesn't shed any light on what these projects might be, it ...
Rob Leane May 1, 2019 Preferring to focus on developing titles, Blizzard has announced its decision to not attend GamesCom The makers of World Of Warcraft, Overwatch and Diablo III will not attend GamesCom this year, it's been confirmed. Blizzard has announced its intention to skip the massive trade fair in Cologne, which is taking place between the 21st and 24th of August. See related Blizzard has no major releases planned in 2019 EA is skipping E3 2019 press conference PlayStation: Sony is skipping E3 because "the world has changed" 2019 seems to be a big year for companies skipping events, with EA and Sony both opting to avoid the E3 conference in June. The days of companies having a presence at these events every year, as a given, seem to be done. Of course, cancelling plans and staying at home is one of the purest joys in life, but there is a bit more going on here. Rather than showing up when they have nothing new to wheel out, a lot of companies seem to be prioritising development time over snazzy presentations this year. This certainly seems to be the motivation behind Blizzard's skipping of GamesCom, with the company posting this statement on their website to explain the situation: "As part of a renewed effort this year to maintain our focus on development, for our current games and our future projects, we won’t have a booth at GamesCom 2019. The show is an important one for the European and global gaming community, an ...