Event returns to Earls Court, running from September 22nd to 25th, aims to attract 30,000

Attendee surge expected for EG Expo 2011

Momentum is already building behind 2011’s Eurogamer Expo.

Organiser Eurogamer has today decided the dates for the show – and revealed it will expand to four days next year.

It is thought that an even longer run can attract over 30,000 attendees – a 10k jump on this year’s 20,000.

The Expo returns to Earls Court, and promises the now-established mix of UK game debuts and live developer presentations to consumers.

“We have now proven beyond all doubt that Eurogamer Expo is the UK’s biggest and best gaming event," said Rupert Loman, Managing Director at Eurogamer. 

"The move to Earls Court was a complete success and gives us the foundation to grow further. The plans for next year’s show are more ambitious than ever and we can’t wait to start sharing them with everyone.”

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