Anyone attending Gamescom 2026 in Cologne will have a hard time missing iiyama: In Hall 10.1, Booth A078, the monitor manufacturer has set up a full-scale gaming playground. The highlight is two new G-Master monitors that visitors can try out ahead of the official market launch in September, along with an XXL-sized sim-racing zone, daily esports tournaments, and a chance to win a monitor twice a day. In a nutshell: - Booth: Hall 10.1, A078 - New Monitors: G-Master GCB4986DQSNP-B1 (49 inches, 1000R curve, 240 Hz) and G-Master GOB2701QSC-B1 “Titan Falcon” (27 inches, OLED, 280 Hz) - Program: Sim racing zone with Thrustmaster, two free-to-play stations, tournaments in League of Legends, Rocket League, Fall Guys, Overwatch, F1 25, and EA Sports FC 26 - Giveaway: One G-Master GB2791QSU-B1 “Gold Phoenix” twice daily - Partners at the booth: Cybertek, Genesis, Diablo Chairs, Thrustmaster - Market launch of the new monitors: September 2026 49 inches, fully curved: Sim racing in XXL format Get in and hit the gas: In the sim racing zone, visitors can try out the G-Master GCB4986DQSNP-B1 before it officially hits the market. The 49-inch monitor features an extra-wide panoramic format with a 1000R curve, drawing players right into the racing action. Under the hood, it features a VA panel with a 240 Hz refresh rate, plus a USB hub and 90-watt Power Delivery—handy for laptops connected to a headset setup. Combined with professional racing hardware from Thrustmaster, this creates a setup that makes virtual racetracks feel significantly more immersive than a classic 27-inch monitor. According to iiyama, the monitor is expected to be available starting in September 2026 for around 800 euros. Those who’d rather jump right into the next match will find two free-to-play zones at the booth featuring the new G-Master OLED GOB2701QSC-B1 “Titan Falcon.” It