Conferences

Capcom's own broadcast bringing the latest news, trailers, and updates on its upcoming games.

Official Xbox broadcast from Tokyo Game Show, featuring studio development updates and a lineup of featured titles from creators across Japan and Asia.

A Future Games Show digital program recapping Gamescom’s major announcements alongside booth tours and developer insights.

Official gamescom live programming produced with IGN, featuring show-floor highlights, game trailers, gameplay demos, and developer interviews.

CD Projekt RED's daily gamescom REDstreams featuring game previews, developer guests, interviews, and behind-the-scenes programming.

The official gamescom awards broadcast, presenting the event's awards for games, trailers, announcements, exhibitors, and community-selected winners.

The Gamescom and IGN showcase dedicated to upcoming independent games, with trailers, gameplay, previews, and interviews.

Official Xbox broadcasts from the gamescom show floor, featuring gameplay reveals, new trailers, developer interviews, and special guests.

Future Games Show's annual Gamescom broadcasts, including the main showcase and live coverage from the show floor.

GameStar's Find Your Next Game showcase from gamescom, featuring new trailers, exclusive gameplay, developer guests, and world premieres.

THQ Nordic's annual digital showcase featuring game reveals trailers updates and release announcements

An annual showcase produced by PC Gamer, dedicated entirely to PC games. First held in 2015 during Summer Game Fest week, it has become one of the longest-running game showcases, hosted every year by Sean "Day[9]" Plott.

Microsoft's own annual showcase for upcoming Xbox and PC titles, held each June during Summer Game Fest week. It covers first-party Xbox Game Studios releases alongside third-party titles coming to Xbox and PC Game Pass.

A showcase dedicated to upcoming and recent games made in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand, streamed each June as part of Summer Game Fest. It gives ANZ-based studios — over 50 in its most recent edition — a platform in front of a global audience.

Produced by GamesRadar+ (Future plc) since its 2020 debut, the Future Games Show now runs several times a year — a spring showcase, a summer showcase during Summer Game Fest week, and a gamescom edition — spotlighting games across every platform.

Run by Wholesome Games since its 2020 debut, Wholesome Direct is a summer showcase dedicated to cozy, non-violent, and heartfelt indie games, paired with a winter counterpart (Wholesome Snack) around The Game Awards. It has spotlighted over 1,000 games and raised money for charity alongside its yearly broadcasts.

A showcase exclusively for developers and studios based in or identifying as Southeast Asian, spanning countries including Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. It debuted alongside Summer Game Fest in 2025 to introduce the region's development scene to a global audience.

Geoff Keighley's flagship summer showcase and the modern successor to E3's June timeslot, bringing first-party reveals and third-party trailers to a live stream watched by millions. Its main show anchors an entire week of affiliated showcases from other outlets and studios.

A showcase built to increase the visibility of games and developers from across Latin America, featuring world premieres, reveals, and updates from a dozen countries in a single broadcast. It runs alongside both Summer Game Fest and The Game Awards each year.

Run by The MIX, an organization of independent developers connecting studios with publishers and press, this showcase opens the Summer Game Fest indie season each June with dozens of exclusive trailers and premieres. It pairs its broadcast with an in-person event for hands-on demos and developer meetups.

A showcase run by outlet Insider Gaming, founded by journalist Tom Henderson, built to help developers secure funding or a publisher rather than promote already-funded blockbusters. Its debut edition featured 55 games and 12 world premieres, back-to-back trailers with no filler.