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The only way to see The Game Awards 2020 is through the live stream video that we have incorporated below because this year’s presentation It is not happening in person.
The awards show hosted by Geoff Keighley, now in its seventh year, is more than ‘the Oscars for video games’, as we have learned. The real reason to watch The Game Awards is to see the epic reveals of the game (and sometimes the hardware) that occur between the award segments. It makes TGAs a must-see television, or online video that must be streamed live.
When is The Game Awards start time? How can you look? We have all those answers now that it is December 10th and the broadcast is just a few hours away.
Watch the live stream of The Game Awards right here
You don’t have to travel far to see The Game Awards. In fact, we’ve added the live stream video here so you can see the prizes and trailers for the world’s biggest games without ever leaving this page.
The Game Awards are free to watch and will air on 45 platforms around the world. This includes YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, Facebook Live, Steam, Oculus Venues, and even TikTokLive this year. Unlike the old Spike TV Awards, ‘how to watch the Game Awards’ is a much easier question to answer – virtually anywhere.
The show will be broadcast live from Los Angeles, London and Tokyo with strict security protocols, according to the official Game Awards website. But this time there will be no audience in Los Angeles. Everyone will be watching from home.
Game Awards Time: Here’s When It Starts
The official start time for the Game Awards is 7pm EST / 4 pm PST tonight, December 10, or 12 am GMT / 11 am AEST December 11. Everything is broadcast at the same time no matter where in the world you are.
The Game Awards livestream will have a pre-show starting 30 minutes before the main event, so tune in at 6:30 pm EST / 3:30 pm PST / 11:30 pm GMT for that.
Why watch The Game Awards 2020?
It’s easy to dismiss The Game Awards as a show of pomp to pat game developers on the back at the end of the year. But anyone who’s watched The Game Awards livestream in recent years knows that it’s more about the big reveals.
Last year Microsoft gave us our first look at the Xbox Series X console, which we weren’t expecting, and in 2014, we got the world premiere of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild before it came to Nintendo Switch.
Will we see new Super Smash Bros Ultimate fighters? Our first trailer for the Spider-Man 3 movie? A Halo Infinite gameplay trailer? How about a first look at Uncharted 5, surely to be a PS5 system vendor (not that we can find PS5 restocking anyway)? In a few hours we will know when The Game Awards begin.
