KGame Awards kicks off at 8:30 p.m. ET on Thursday, Dec. 1, but it's not airing on any television networks. So how do you watch?
There are lots of options, as it turns out. You might not be able to find it on any channel accessible from your cable box, but it'll be streaming on a variety of platforms, many of which connect directly to your TV.
SEE ALSO: 'Overwatch' and 'Uncharted 4' lead Game Awards nominationsIt should go without saying, but all of these options will require an internet connection.
Console gamers have it easy. Turn on your PlayStation or Xbox and you'll be able to watch it all via PlayStation Network or Xbox Live. Just look for the appropriate tile on the home screen for your console of choice.
The same is true for PC gamers that have a Steam account (which is free to create, in case you don't have one). Just fire up the Steam client and, again, look for the appropriate home screen tile.
If social media is more your thing, The Game Awards will be streaming on just about every popular platform out there. The below links will help you find each stream, but don't expect to see much until shortly before the show starts.
Facebook Live
Twitch
YouTube (4K stream here)
Not enough? Virtual reality is a viewing option, provided you own a Gear VR headset. The Game Awards will be available to watch in the NextVR app. Snapchat users can also follow a Live Story featuring highlights as the show airs.
The Game Awards is a celebration of all games, whether or not they've been released. In addition to acknowledging the best games of the year in a variety of categories, fans also tune in every year for a look at new trailers and reveals for upcoming games.
At the 2016 iteration of The Game Awards, you can expect to see fresh looks at The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Mass Effect: Andromeda, and, from Telltale Games, The Walking Dead: Season 3(and that's just what we know about).
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