San Diego.- The coronavirus has generated deferments around the world, from various conventions to the launch of novel products. The Streaming company Twitch was not the award, as he had to cancel TwitchCon in Amsterdam and some other events.
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Amazon-owned company announced that TwitchCon in San Diego, scheduled for months from September 25 to 27, will be cancelled to prevent covid-19 from spreading. You might be interested: Have you seen the first images of Robert Pattinson as Batman? The U.S. company said in a press release that they are looking at other options for holding their events in a non-in-person manner. The exact date was not confirmed, however the possibility of being made later in the year was left open.
California reported approximately 2,000 cases of coronavirus per day over the past week, leading Twitch to make the decision to respect the health of all its followers.
