The Koelnmesse, where Gamescom is held each year
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Seen At Gamescom 2019
Gamescom 2019 is just about to wrap up, and while hundreds of thousands of people travel to Cologne, Germany every year for the massive industry trade show, most people can't make it out there. In all likelihood, you're one of those people sitting at home while the show is going on, but don't worry: We've got you covered.
Below, you'll see several shots from around Gamescom 2019's showfloor and the convention center.
Gamescom always attracts a sea of people, and this year is no different
If you want your statue photo opps, Gamescom has got your statue photo opps
Speaking of photo opps, Ubisoft had them available for all its big games, including Watch Dogs: Legion, Ghost Recon Breakpoint, and Rainbow Six: Siege
After it skipped E3 this year, it was good to see Sony on a big showfloor
Of course the Dragon Ball booth has plenty of cool things to take pictures of
They're probably fine, right?
Mutants and sponges, together at last
Borderlands 3's booth is one of the cooler ones of Gamescom 2019
Xbox was also back in full force after doing its own thing for E3
The Little Nightmares 2 booth looks to inspire some slightly bigger nightmares for Gamescom attendees
Cyberpunk 2077 is once again one of the hottest games of the show (and for good reason)
The YouTube Gaming/Stadia booth has a slide?!
Destroy All Humans is back!
What's the last word? My German is a bit rusty.
Planet Zoo's booth is an utter delight
Apparently you can just park your tank anywhere these days
It wouldn't be a video game expo without *checks notes* cars?
Imagine how long this took to put together! Probably long enough to make you think twice before nerfing
A similar display was at E3 this year, but it's always cool to see the Avengers' suits up close
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