Summary Charlie has been with WePC for nearly 5 years now, becoming a senior tech writer in 2021. He started off writing monitor and TV reviews, but quickly moved into a more affiliate-based role. After finishing College, Charlie pursued his joy of PC gaming by building several PCs for his favourite game, Counter-Strike. To this day, Charlie continues to enjoy gaming and PC building inside and outside of the office. Experience Charlie started his career with BGFG after a long 5-year stint traveling Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. While he could have pursued a further career in the building trade, he decided to delve into the world of PC gaming and journalism. Being a keen gamer and PC builder, it was easy to transition between the two industries. After showcasing a real joy for both writing and PC building, he was moved into a more senior position, which he continues to hold to this day. Education Charlie completed his A levels at Culcheth College. After, he took a 5-year break to travel and work overseas. Interests Aside from building PCs and getting beat by Russian teens on CS:GO, Charlie's other interests include travelling, socializing with friends, and cooking. He also spends too much time buying and selling products - his latest project is Pokemon cards. Gaming Setup CPU - AMD 7800X3D Motherboard - X670 Gaming Plus RAM - Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB 5200MHz GPU - ASUS ROG Strix RX 7700XT PSU - Thermaltake 750W 80+ Gold Case - Corsair Carbide (275R) A decent upgrade over previous machines, and one that is, let's be honest, wasted on me as the majority of my time is spent editing content and playing CS2 Favorite Games CS2 PUBG Rising Storm Beyond The Wire
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Gamescom 2021 is just around the corner and set to return in a covid-friendly online-only format – featuring over 70 of the industry’s biggest developers and publishers.
Some of the biggest names to grace the online stage will be Xbox, Activision, EA, and Bethesda – to name but a few. Each will host their own live event, unveiling details on some of the most anticipated games of the last 12 months.
In this article, we’ll be exploring the Gamecom 2021 schedule so that you don’t miss any of the juicy content it offers.
So, let’s dive straight into it!
GET HYPE! https://t.co/sGhBRWywKI
— gamescom (@gamescom) August 20, 2021
When Is Gamescom 2021?
Gamescom was announced some time ago now, with an official start date of August 25th, 2021.
The event will feature some of the industry’s biggest names, including over 70 developers and publishers.
For regional times, see below:
Gamescom Opening Night Live 2021
- North America: 11am PDT / 12pm MDT / 1pm CDT / 2pm EDT
- UK/Ire: 7pm BST
- Europe: 8pm CEST / 9pm EEST
- Asia/Oceania: 3am JST / 2am AWST / 4am AEST
Gamescom 2021 Schedule
With a tonne of developers and publishers heading to the event (metaphorically), we’ve decided to break down the most popular events over the two days.
Below are some of the biggest events at Gamescom 2021:
Gamescom: Opening Night Live: Starts at 9:00pm BST/ 13:00pm PT. The opening night live will feature over 30+ games, new reveals, first looks, and much more in a 2-hour show.
Xbox Livestream: Live: Starts at 10:00am PT/ 7:00pm CEST August 24. Likely to showcase first-party Microsoft games that have already been released.
The Future Games Show: Starts August 26th at 13:00 PDT/ 16:00 EDT/ 21:00 BST. Powered by AMD, the show will be packed with more than 40 games from publishers including Frontier Developments, Team17, Koch Media, and more.