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| The Game Awards 2021 will ‘feature 40 to 50 games,’ says show host Geoff Keighley The Game Awards is one of the most important events of the year for the gaming industry. Developers, publishers, and personalities from all across the industry join up to reveal future releases and to look back on the year’s accomplishments. And this year’s show will include plenty of game reveals, Game Awards founder Geoff Keighley said in an interview with Epic Games. This year’s Game Awards show will be returning to an on-site location next month, as opposed to the unavoidable online edition that took place last year. Although this year’s edition will have a live audience, there will be some requirements for those who are attending, such as mandatory masks, vaccine certificates, and a 50 percent capacity limit to ensure the safety of the event. “I think we all felt that it was great that we did [last year’s show online], but we really missed the energy of people accepting their awards live and the reactions and all that type of stuff,” Keighley said. Keighley dropped some hints on next month’s Game Awards show and gave players and fans an idea of what to expect. “There’s great tension this year,” he said. “I’d say the awards are about half the show and the other half is the announcements and premieres.” 토토사이트추천 If this year has taught the industry anything, it’s that game trailers and big announcements need to be the drive of the show. Although this year’s edition of The Game Awards, like previous editions, will see no shortage of celebrities and features of more traditional entertainment, Keighley made it a point that this year’s show will have a bigger focus on games. “You know, it’s great to have celebrities, it’s great to have music, but I think focusing really on games is important,” he said. “Especially this year, there’ll be a lot of content for 2022 and 2023 that will be showing us our kind of biggest lineup yet of world premieres and announcements.” In spite of the show being centered around games, though, Keighley hinted that next year’s edition might see the addition of a few categories, such as a Best Adaptation category, which may have been triggered by Riot Games’ most recent success with the Netflix launch of Arcane. |
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