Future Games Show will occupy the space during the week of E3 to discuss news "about the current and the next generation." GamesRadar confirms this.
The cancellation of E3 2020 due to the current health situation has allowed different publications to find their own means of communication. GamesRadar was the last to announce a new digital event focused on "the games of 2020 and beyond."
As they describe in their statement, the Future Games Show will be an hour-long broadcast that will contain "exclusive trailers, announcements, in-depth glimpses of existing triple A and indies titles", focused "on both the current generation and PS5 and Xbox Series X, mobile and streaming platforms. "
It will take place during the same week that E3 would be located, which would have been from June 9 to 11, in which they will support the main broadcast with "exclusive news, previews and interviews" by the GamesRadar editorial team. They are currently working with publishers and developers to confirm little by little who sign up for the appointment.
The event will be broadcast on the main audiovisual platforms. It will be in the coming weeks when we will know more details in depth.
Competition also adds
At the beginning of this month of April we knew the first firm proposal to occupy the E3 space digitally. Called Summer of Gaming, the US outlet IGN confirmed that they would dedicate a space to "bring the latest news and impressions around upcoming releases and the new generation of consoles."
In this specific case, the company confirmed its first collaborators, among which are giants such as 2k, Square Enix, SEGA, Amazon, Google Stadia, Bandai Namco, Devolver Digital, THQ Nordic, Twitter and more. We will find all kinds of pieces, both delayed and rigorous live.
In the words of Peer Schneider, head of product content at IGN, Summer of Gaming "will be key for developers and producers to connect with their global audience." As with the Future Games Show, it will be broadcast on most platforms.
