TwitchCon 2015 Photos
28 Awesome Things That Happened at the New Convention You've Never Heard Of
If you haven't heard of Twitch, you might want to perk up your ears. The video streaming service, which is known for users playing eSports live, held its first ever TwitchCon in San Francisco in September. Over 20,000 people attended the conference, while over 1.9 million people watched on Twitch, wishing they could be part of the experience that included plenty of cosplay and gaming.
Look ahead to see what you missed and why you might want to start getting into eSports and Twitch — it's a multimillion-dollar industry that is sure to become the talk of the world soon enough.
The TwitchCon keynote made some big announcements.
The Expo Hall was a gamer paradise.
A live stage with people playing games was front and center.
And almost every corner had some sort of game you could play.
Of course, there was some cosplay.
Every part of the Moscone Center had some sort of fun decoration.
Notable eSports competitive streamers stopped by.
Several panels addressing controversial issues took place.
Music from the Super Soul Bros. took over a floor.
Game-inspired artwork graced the walls.
Yes, even bean bags were ready for anyone to relax on.
Naturally, virtual reality made an appearance.
The Intel Gaming Lab let anyone hop on and play.
Right around happy hour, a DJ would start spinning.
Sometimes, things got a little weird at the DJ booth.
TwitchCon also set up a charity zone.
Several organizations participated, like the Red Cross and Doctors Without Borders.
On Saturday, a huge crowd watched the H1Z1 Battle Royale Tournament.
Products for purchase were everywhere.
You couldn't escape anyone playing a game ever.
Old-school arcade games were also set up.
Even board and card games were available!
Here's a group playing Jenga!
No convention is complete without a photo booth, either.
Surprise — Deadmau5 stopped by!
Electronic dance music producer Darude held a meet and greet.
That wasn't the end of seeing Deadmau5!
The crowd absolutely loved Deadmau5's set.
Till next year, TwitchCon!
