AMD presents "The PC Gaming Show" powered by PC Gamer [E3]

This was announced at the end of April and I've picked though the forums with a fine comb and either it hasn't been mentioned or I'm blind as a bat. Do link me up if I am that blind and I'll be more than happy to bump the original thread.

This is super exciting news for PC gamers everywhere, as PC gaming is finally getting the attention it deserves with it's own event for the first time ever at an E3.

Hosted by Sean "Day[9]" Plott, the PC Gaming Show at E3 will feature appearances by Dean Hall of DayZ fame, Cliff Bleszinski of Boss Key Productions, and developers from studios including Blizzard, Bohemia Interactive, Cloud Imperium Games, Tripwire Interactive, Square Enix, Obsidian, Paradox, Devolver Digital and the Humble Bundlers, with more to be announced.

More developers announced for the PC Gaming Show at E3

The newly announced participants include ArenaNet, CCP Games, Creative Assembly, Fullbright, Frictional Games, Frontier Developments, Nexon, Pixel Titans, SCS Software and Splash Damage.
They'll be joining the previously confirmed participants, including Blizzard, Bohemia, Cloud Imperium, Devolver, Paradox, Heart Machine, Square Enix, Tripwire, Humble Bundle, Dean Hall, Cliff Bleszinski and AMD.
If you're keeping track, that means we'll have the developers of everything from Guild Wars 2 and Eve: Online, to Strafe and Euro Truck Simulator 2. How's that for a PC conference?

Microsoft to appear on stage at the PC Gaming Show at E3

"For us, the PC Gaming Show is the ideal place to speak directly to PC gamers, and it’s a great time to talk about Windows 10 - the best operating system we've ever created for gamers on PCs,” Microsoft's Head of Xbox Phil Spencer said. “With Windows 10, we’re bringing the best of Xbox with the best of Windows gaming, including Xbox Live and the new Xbox app, Game DVR for nearly every game, and DirectX 12 for better gaming graphics and performance.”

Phil Spencer interview on why Microsoft is joining the PC Gaming Show

I'd love to hear everyone's thoughts on this, especially Microsoft joining in on the show. For me, I've been cautiously optimistic about this. One one hand, I'm completely ecstatic about it, as I'm still holding out hope that the Halo franchise will eventually come to PC. On the other hand, this is a far cry from what Phil stated at last year's E3 as being "a console show.".

All in all it's definitely a step in the right direction. :D

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