Celebrate the Future of PC Gaming on June 11, with Sponsors and Participants Like Oculus Rift, Stardock Entertainment, Tripwire Interactive, Baked Goods Company Drake’s Cakes, and more
LOS ANGELES – The PC Gaming Show, the fourth-annual event for developers, publishers, hardware companies, press, and fans, returns to E3 in 2018. Hosted once again by fan-favorite Day[9], the show will include sponsors Oculus Rift, Acer, Improbable, Tripwire Interactive, Stardock Entertainment, Frontier, and Team 17. In addition, Drake’s Cakes, the PC Gaming Show’s first consumer sponsor, will be providing some of their signature baked goods to attendees along with an exciting announcement. The PC Gaming Show will take place live from The Wiltern, an iconic theater that has hosted a variety of acts from Florence and The Machine to Tom Petty, in Los Angeles on Monday, June 11 at 3pm PDT.
Members of the public can reserve tickets for free at www.pcgamingshow.com/tickets.
This year’s theme is “See The Future of PC Gaming,” embodied by hardware companies like Acer who will unveil their latest innovations in a new tech segment. They will join more than a dozen developers, including Coffee Stain Studios and Chance Agency, who will share sneak peeks of upcoming and unrevealed games on stage. Further participants and sponsors will be announced in the coming weeks.
“We’re delighted to host another event that will give PC gaming the presence at E3 it deserves,” said PC Gamer’s global editor in chief Tim Clark. “Since its inception, the PC Gaming Show’s goal has been to demonstrate the depth and breadth of creativity on the platform, and this year we’re putting together a program with big reveals from indies and major players.”
PC gamers will be able to attend in person or watch the PC Gaming Show on twitch.tv/pcgamer. The show will also be hosted on the Twitch homepage as part of their official “E3 Day Zero” programming. In addition, the PC Gaming Show will be broadcast live on Facebook, YouTube Gaming and Steam.
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