YouTube Gaming launches event hubs, beginning with E3 2016

YouTube Gaming is looking to take the reigns for the upcoming Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), the biggest gaming event in the world.

The video service is launching a new hub dedicated to E3 2016, that will host all the official YouTube shows and live streams surrounding the event. The hub lets you easily browse all available videos and streams around a certain event from one page, without having to mess around in manual search. Coverage will begin with EA and Bethesda’s keynotes on June 12, followed by a 12-hour live stream the next day. The E3 hub will house all launches, live playthroughs and possibly even the free public event being organised this year.

You can find the hub here, though it won’t actually be accessible until E3 actually begins. But what’s more, this is only the first hub of many that will grace YouTube Gaming’s pages in the future. The service is planning to host a separate hub for every major gaming and eSports event in the months to come. It’s not exactly official, seeing as Twitch is still the streaming partner for E3, but YouTube Gaming should still be a great place to access all the announcements and demos you want to see.