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QuakeCon 2011 Presentation And Panel Schedule Revealed
In case you didn't already know, QuakeCon 2011 kicks off on Thursday, August 4 with a keynote from id Software's very own John Carmack. Scroll down for the full list of panels and presentations you can expect at this year's convention.
Welcome and Annual Keynote with John Carmack
Thursday, August 4th at 2:00pm
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Presentation
Friday, August 5th at 1:00pm
Todd Howard, Bethesda Game Studios
20 Years of id Software
Friday, August 5th at 2:30pm
John Carmack, id Software
Tim Willits, id Software
Todd Hollenshead, id Software
Kevin Cloud, id Software
Ultimate Origins: The Games That Influence Us
Friday, August 5th at 4:00pm
Raphael Colantonio, Arkane
Harvey Smith, Arkane
Matt Hooper, id Software
Marcus Smith, Insomniac
Prey 2 Presentation
Friday, August 5th at 5:30pm
Chris Rhinehart, Human Head
Community Managers: Un-moderated!
Saturday, August 6th at 1:00pm
Abbie Heppe, Respawn
Adam Pyle, id Software
Matt Grandstaff, Bethesda Softworks
Nick Breckon, Bethesda Softworks
Ryan Schneider, Insomniac
First-person Perspectives
Saturday, August 6th at 2:30pm
Mackey McClandish, Respawn
Drew Murray, Insomniac
Tim Willits, id Software
Julien Roby, Arkane
PC Perspective Hardware Workshop
Saturday, August 6th at 3:30pm
You can still pre-register for QuakeCon at the convention's official website.
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