BBC's Tech Now Covers Highlights from Gamescom Convention
A new episode of BBC Technology's Tech Now features presenter Laura Cress reporting on key moments from Gamescom, described as the world's largest gaming convention.
BBC Technology has released a new episode of its program Tech Now, in which presenter Laura Cress presents highlights from Gamescom, an annual gaming industry convention, according to the program's episode description published by BBC.
The episode, available on BBC iPlayer, is described by the broadcaster as covering key moments from the event, which BBC characterizes as the biggest gaming convention in the world.
Further details about specific content covered in the segment, including which companies or products were featured, were not included in the publicly available episode summary.
Gamescom is an annual trade fair for video games and related entertainment held in Germany, drawing attendance from major gaming companies and enthusiasts internationally, according to industry sources.
Sources
- Tech Now — BBC Technology
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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