Time: Sunday, June 13, 10:30PM Square Enix to show new Avengers and Final Fantasy gameplay Starfield may also be showcased on the stage. Microsoft is also likely to show off a host of new indie titles for the Xbox, and Bethesda may do its bit by launching Elder Scrolls 6, the new Indiana Jones game and more. Also expect exclusives such as Stalker 2, State of Decay 3 to show up, alongside possible new title announcements.
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Beginning with Xbox, it might finally be time for us to see more of Halo: Infinite, while the next Forza game may also be showcased as part of games that make the most of the new Xbox Series X. The Microsoft keynote is specifically titled Xbox and Bethesda, which gives clear information into what we should be expecting. Time: Saturday, June 12, 11:30PM Microsoft’s Bethesda, Xbox keynote to showcase Halo Infinite, others The latter, however, is only poised for a 2022 release, so you should instead watch out for other Ubisoft titles such as Brawlhalla, Trackmania, Watch Dogs: Legion and more. Also in line should be new content for Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla, and possibly even some visuals into the Prince of Persia: Sands of Time remake. The headline act is expected to be more gameplay details of Far Cry 6, which everyone has been waiting for. This year’s Ubisoft Forward is expected to carry ample big guns to excite all. Ubisoft Forward to preview Far Cry 6 and more All things considered, here’s looking at the biggest expectations we have in sight, for the upcoming four days of E3 2021. This year, the biggest reveals of E3 2021 is expected to come from the likes of Ubisoft, Microsoft, Square Enix, Take-Two, Capcom and Nintendo, while both Sony and Electronic Arts may have a few things to add in the sidelines of the event.
For others, there are new titles in tow, including some very exciting big names as well.
For some, it will be about additional content that adds to existing storylines. And what would you like to see differently about E3 2023? (and what games you’d like to see then, of course).E3 2021 is almost here, and like every year (barring 2020, of course), there are plenty of games set to be showcased this year.
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Lastly, after 3 years of no physical/in-person showcase like E3 was pre-pandemic, we wanted to get an update from you guys on how you feel about the digital showcases, whether you miss the in-person events or prefer the new livestream formats. With the big E3 showfloor unavailable this year, we got a lot of independent livestreams from some of the biggest studios across the globe, like the PlayStation State of Play from Sony, Xbox and Bethesda Games Showcase, and even the Summer Game Fest. That said, there were still a lot of big announcements, like our first official look at Starfield gameplay, The Last Of Us Remake and Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered coming to PC, as well as our first look at the Resident Evil 4 Remake. Of course, the COVID-19 pandemic meant a lot of games had shifted their release dates and delayed a lot of development on upcoming titles. But that didn’t prevent any studios from making big announcements this Summer period, colloquially titled ‘Not-E3 2022’, so we wanted to know what did you think of this year’s sort-of-E3 2022? Although E3 2022 was officially canceled earlier this year, it is definitely coming back next year with a refocused showcase.
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