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Man I would love to go to this someday but I don't have the money to get tickets nor could I get the day off of work to go. :V
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I would love to go to The Game Awards to cheer for my faborite game makers, and see the world premier of new games. The live orchestra sounds great as well.
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Last year was pretty big, wonder if they can top it?
They need to show some FF7 Remake Part III Tifa under the highwind PLOT preview lol
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You don't want Tifa? lol
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The game awards is fun to watch but not really to buy and play the games they show.
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I'm curious to see what surprise announcements they're gonna make this year.
Only reason I tune in to watch it, sadly enough.
Same honestly. Otherwise, i could care less lol.
Because of the dark nature of the statue – which appears to have various people, demons, dragons and such growing out of it – suggestions have tended to focus on fantasy or mature-themed games, with guesses including God of War, Diablo, Fallout New Vegas, Doom, Baldur’s Gate and similar titles.
The fact that the closest road is called Yucca Mesa Road has also had some suggesting it could be Half-Life 3, because of its Black Mesa organisation, even though the statue wouldn’t necessarily fit with the style of the Half-Life games.
At least two of the suggestions appear to have been ruled out, however. YouTuber Luke Stephens claimed that Sony‘s Santa Monica Studio director Cory Barlog appeared on his stream’s chat to confirm that the statue is not related to God of War in any way.
Following a claim from Windows Central reporter Jez Corden that it related to Diablo 4‘s next major expansion “but also more”, this too was shot down by journalist Jason Schreier, who claims he knows what it is, and it’s not that.
“No idea where Jez is getting that, but this statue is not teasing the Diablo 4 expansion,” Schreier wrote on ResetEra. “I don’t currently plan on reporting what it is, sorry, but it’s a good one.”