Eurogamer Expo have announced that they will offer live stream video streams of developer sessions that will be hosted this year on Eurogamer.net throughout the length of the show.
The Eurogamer Expo will take place in London’s Earl Court from 27th-30th September and the live developer sessions will take place throughout the show. The live streams will include sessions by industry experts such as Treyarch, Valve, 343 Industries, Hideo Kojima and Peter Molyneux.
The live developer sessions will be broadcast on Eurogamer.net and via the Eurogamer YouTube channel.
The full schedules of sessions to be broadcast are shown below (GMT):
Thursday 27th September
12:00 – Frank O’Connor from 343 Industries. – Halo 4.
13:00 – Jamie Keen from Ubisoft Montreal. – Far Cry 3.
16:00 – Dean Hall from Bohemia Interactive. – DayZ Standalone.
17:30 – Torben Ellert/Christian Elverdam from IO Interactive. – Hitman: Absolution.
Friday 28th September
12:00 – Chet Faliszek from Valve Software. – How to give yourself a job in the game industry.
13:00 – Alex Hutchinson/Jonathan Cooper from Ubisoft Montreal. – Assassin’s Creed 3.
14:00 – Matt Webster from Criterion Games. – Need for Speed: Most Wanted.
15:00 – David Vonderhaar from Treyarch. – Call of Duty: Blacks Ops II – Challenging Assumptions.
16:00 – Ralph Fulton from Playground Games. – Forza Horizon.
Saturday 29th September
13:30 – David Footman from Ubisoft Toronto. – Splinter Cell: Blacklist.
15:30 – Clive Moody from Codemasters Racing. – GRID 2: Total Race Day Immersion.
16:30 – Peter Holzapfel from Crytek. – Warface.
17:30 – Jean Max-Morris from DONTNOD – Remember Me.
Sunday 30th September
12:00 – Peter Molyneux from 22 Cans. – Curiosity.
13:30 – Meagan Marie/Brian Horton from Crystal Dynamics. – Tomb Raider.
15:00 – Lorne Lanning from Oddworld Inhabitants.– Abe’s Oddysee HD.
16:00 – Dominic Matthews from Ninja Theory. – DmC: Devil May Cry.
The Eurogamer Expo developer sessions allow gamers an insight into the world’s biggest games before they are released. Often they feature exclusive behind closed doors presentations of in-development titles which are usually reserved for the press and industry. The majority of developer sessions also usually include audience Q&A for attendees.
Eurogamer Managing Director Rupert Loman commented on the livestreams stating:
This year we're delighted to be sharing more of the Eurogamer Expo online than we ever have before."… "Following the developer sessions live online gives you a window into one of the most exciting aspects of the show."
This year's Eurogamer Expo promises more playable games than ever which includes a number of UK first plays. It will also host the developer session schedule, as well as a number of satellite events including the Games Industry Fair. Gamers will also be able to get their hands on the Wii U for the very first time in the UK.
Tickets for the Eurogamer Expo 2012 are almost sold out. Tickets for the Thursday and Friday are available to purchase here.
