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Numerous video games are scheduled to be released in 2020.
In the video game industry, 2020 is expected to see the launch of the next generation of video game consoles, with both Microsoft and Sony Interactive Entertainment poised to release the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 consoles near the end of the year, respectively.
Major events
Month | Day(s) | Event |
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January | 21 | Daybreak Games was split into three separate game development studios: Dimensional Ink Games, Darkpaw Games, and Rogue Planet Games; and Daybreak was reorganized into a publisher.[1] |
24 | Activision Blizzard entered a multiyear deal with Google to exclusively broadcast all their esport content, via YouTube following the conclusion of a prior deal with Twitch.[2] | |
The Call of Duty League launched its inaugural season.[3] | ||
February | 5 | Rod Fergusson left his role as lead on the Gears of War series at The Coalition to oversee the Diablo series at Blizzard Entertainment.[4] |
8 | The 2020 Overwatch League season began. | |
11–13 | The 2020 D.I.C.E. Summit was held in Las Vegas, Nevada. | |
19 | World War Z developer Saber Interactive was acquired by Embracer Group for US$525 million.[5] | |
25 | Kazuhisa Hashimoto, creator of the Konami code, died at the age of 61.[6] | |
27– | PAX East is held in Boston, Massachusetts. | |
March | 1 | |
11 | Rockstar Games' co-founder and lead writer Dan Houser will leave the company.[7] | |
June | 9–11 | E3 2020 is planned to be held in Los Angeles, California.[8] |
25-28 | Taipei Game Show is planned to be held in Taipei, Taiwan.[9] | |
August | 18–23 | The International 2020 Dota 2 esports tournament is planned to be held in Stockholm.[10] |
25–29 | Gamescom 2020 is planned to be held in Cologne, Germany.[11] | |
September | 24–27 | Tokyo Game Show 2020 is planned to be held in Chiba, Japan.[12] |
Impacts of the coronavirus outbreak
The contagious and potentially fatal Coronavirus disease 2019, first observed in China in December 2019, had a major outbreak across China and the globe starting January 2020. Within China, steps to prevent spread of the disease included large-scale quarantine of affected populations which impacted production within the country. This had a large number of impacts on social, medical, and economic systems worldwide.
The video game industry was impacted by the outbreak in various ways, most often due to concerns over travel to and from China or elsewhere, or related to slowdowns in manufacturing processes within China. These included:
- Esports competitions
- The Overwatch League, having planned to being homestead events in its 2020 season, cancelled those occurring in China and moved them to later in the season to South Korea. Some of the China-based teams relocated their training groups to Korea or elsewhere as well.[13] Later, Blizzard cancelled and rescheduled those South Korean matches due to the spread of the coronavirus to that country.[14]
- The League of Legends Championship Series opening was indefinitely postponed.[15]
- Trade shows
- The Taipei Game Show, planned from February 6–9, 2020, was postponed until June 25–28, 2020.[16][17]
- The Mobile World Congress, to have been held in Barcelona, Spain in March 2020, was cancelled as several of the China-based vendors had to cancel plans.[18]
- Several vendors withdrew or scaled back plans to present at PAX East in Boston at the end of February 2020, including Sony Interactive Entertainment, Square Enix, Electronic Arts, Capcom, CD Projekt and PUBG Corporation.[19][20][21][22]
- Similarly, several companies pulled out from the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco in March 2020, forcing the organizers to postpone the show until later in 2020.[23][24]
- Game releases
- Some games were delayed due to the virus such as the Nintendo Switch version of The Outer Worlds.[25]
- Ring Fit Adventure for the Nintendo Switch, which involves physical activity using special accessories, had seen high demand in China as a result of the quarantine as residents sought something for physical activity, leading to shortages and price gauging in the Asia and nearby regions.[26]
- Hardware production
- Nintendo Switch production in Vietnam had been scaled back due to reduced supply of components out of China due to production slowdown from the quarantines. As a result, supplies of the Switch were significantly reduced in Japan and with retailers fearing similar shortages in Europe and North America.[27]
- Valve announced that its production on the Valve Index virtual reality headset was reduced due to the impact of the coronavirus, and would have fewer shipments expected than planned by the release of Half-Life: Alyx.[28]
On the other hand, video games that have involved the spread of viruses had seen large boosts in sales as a result of the coronavirus, including Plague Inc. by Ndemic Creations from 2012 and the digital adaption of Pandemic by Asmodee from 2018; Plague, Inc. had temporarily become the top-paid app on several regional app stores beating out the perennial Minecraft. Some analysts believe those that worry about the coronavirus have used the games to see how they would spread as a means to placate their fears.[29] In the case of Plague Inc., while the game was based on scientific models of the spread of contagious diseases, Ndemic had to remind players the game was not meant to be taken as an accurate model for transmission and spread and referred those interested to the Centers for Disease Control and other national and international health organization websites.[30][31]
Hardware releases
The list of game-related hardware due for release in 2020.
Month | Day | Console |
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March | – | Atari VCS[32] |
October | 10 | Intellivision Amico |
Q4 | PlayStation 5[33] | |
Xbox Series X[34] | ||
TBA | Playdate[35] |
Game releases
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Series with new installments include Animal Crossing, Deadly Premonition, Digimon, Doom, Dragon Ball, Final Fantasy, Guilty Gear, Half-Life, Halo, Kerbal Space Program, The Last of Us, The Legend of Heroes, Lego, Mana, Medal of Honor, Microsoft Flight Simulator, Minecraft, MLB: The Show, No More Heroes, Oddworld, One Piece, Ori, Persona, Psychonauts, Resident Evil, Rune Factory, Streets of Rage, System Shock, Tales, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six, Total War, Vampire: The Masquerade, Wasteland, Watch Dogs, Windjammers and Yakuza.
January–March
April–June
July–September
Month | Day | Title | Platform(s) | Genre(s) | Publisher(s) | Ref. |
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S E P T E M B E R |
1 | Iron Harvest | Win, PS4, XBO | Real-time strategy | Deep Silver | [144] |
4 | Marvel's Avengers | Win, PS4, XBO, Stadia | Action-adventure | Square Enix | [145] | |
17 | Cyberpunk 2077 | Win, PS4, XBO, Stadia | Role-playing | CD Projekt | [146] |
October–December
Month | Day | Title | Platform(s) | Genre(s) | Publisher(s) | Ref. |
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D E C E M B E R |
23 | Who's Your Daddy? | Win, Mac, XBO | Simulation | Joe Williams | [147] |
Unscheduled releases
Below is a list of games which have been announced to be released in 2020, but have no exact release date or month yet.
- ^ The calendar year can be divided into 4 quarters, often abbreviated Q1 (January to March), Q2 (April to June), Q3 (July to September) and Q4 (October to December).
Video game-based film releases
Title | Date | Franchise | Director | Distributor | Original game publisher | Ref. |
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Sonic the Hedgehog | February 14, 2020 | Sonic the Hedgehog | Jeff Fowler | Paramount Pictures | Sega | [242] |
Notes
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