Events
| Month | Day | Event |
|---|---|---|
| January | 7-10 | International Consumer Electronics Show 2010 was held in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA |
| February | 11 | Microsoft X10 held in San Francisco |
| 24 | Nintendo World Summit held in San Francisco | |
| March | 9-13 | Game Developers Conference 2010 held in San Francisco, CA |
| 26-28 | First PAX East Coast at the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center in Boston, MA | |
| April | 15 | Xbox Live for original Xbox console and games discontinued |
| 20 | Captivate, Capcom's annual tradeshow was held in Honolulu, Hawaii | |
| May | 4 | The Humble Indie Bundle, an experiment into indie, charitable, cross-platform, DRM-free digital game distribution, is first released to great success. |
| June | 14-17 | E3 2010 was held at the Los Angeles Convention Center. |
| 17 | OnLive released. | |
| August | 12-15 | QuakeCon was held in the Hotel Hilton Anatole, in Dallas, Texas, USA. |
| 16-18 | Game Developers Conference was held in Europe in Cologne. | |
| 18-22 | Gamescom 2010 was held at Cologne, Germany | |
| September | 3-5 | Penny Arcade Expo 2010 was held at Washington State Convention Center in Seattle. |
| 15-21 | PlayStation Move was launched in North America, Europe and various Asian countries. | |
| 16-19 | Tokyo Game Show 2010 was held at Makuhari Messe in Japan. | |
| October | 22-23 | BlizzCon 2010 was held at Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California. |
| November | 4 | Microsoft's Kinect launched worldwide, starting in North America. |
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