Industry giants ready for biggest Gamescom yet

MCV Staff 7th April 2011 Business News

The organisers of Gamescom have announced a number of key exhibitors that have already signed up for the increasingly prominent show’s 2011 iteration.

EA, THQ, Konami, Capcom, Namco Bandai, Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft are to have a presence at the event, which last year attracted over quarter of a million guests, as are Ubisoft, Warner, Take-Two and Bethesda.

The consumer and business show, which hopes to welcome more than the 19,000 trade visitors that attended last year, is also set to welcome a wealth of big names from the online gaming world, including NCSoft, Trion, Frogstar and Valve.

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