The Game Awards 2020: Reggie Fils-Aimé joins the list of presenters

In the past few hours, great news has been circulating on the net regarding the fans of the world Nintendo: one of the great men who starred in the gaming scene over the past few years seems to be back just this week. We are referring specifically to Reggie, who will join as presenter next week at The Game Awards 2020. The show, for those who still don't know, will be streamed live all over the world directly Thursday night.

Shortly after the announcement of the arrival of Troy Baker among the list of celebrity presenters who will take part in this event, with great pleasure through the account of Twitter official of the TGA we have been informed that we will be able to see the return in the spotlight of Reginald Fils-Aimé, former president and chief operating officer (COO) of Nintendo of America, which is identified more simply in the North American division of the Japanese videogame house of Nintendo. He became very famous not only for his role within Nintendo, but also for the Internet phenomenon “My body is ready!“.

The Game Awards 2020 mark the end of this year's events dedicated to the gaming scene and have also been promised by the organizers announcements of new games. Of course we will be there to provide coverage on the juiciest and most interesting ads, which surely won't be missing this time either. As per tradition, you can follow this event live with our company and our commentary in Spanish: in particular we will leave at 22:30 Part 10 December for a pre-show with the staff of Resources4Gaming, and then move on to a night session starting at hours 00:30 dell '11th December, which is equivalent to the actual start time of the long-awaited live streaming. Given the time, we warmly invite you to equip yourself with nice cups of coffee, since the duration of the live broadcast is not expected to be very short!

The big man returns! @Reggie joins #TheGameAwards once again as a presenter, live streaming Thursday night around the world. pic.twitter.com/vkmPVW0n2q

- The Game Awards (@thegameawards) December 5, 2020