The first public E3 kicks off 13 June. Microsoft is aiming to try and win the event by officially showing off their new Scorpio console, but it looks like they’ll have a lot more than just a console to show off. Totally surprising games. Games everybody expected and still cheer madly for when they arrive. Also there will be a launch of ‘Ronaldo Edition’ that will let players have the official game three days before the actual launch and also 20 jumbo premium card packs for FIFA Ultimate Team.
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However, for a very long time, Xbox One was said to be a potential console that lacked big time in terms of AAA titles.
EA Play happens on Saturday, June 10, at 3 p.m. EDT. Chances are high that a new Forza Motorsport, State of Decay 2, Sea of Thieves and the reveal of new Killer Instinct DLC will pop up during this live stream.
Microsoft is expected to unveil Project Scorpio the next version of XBox at E3 2017.
The systems running some of those games will be just as fresh.
The new Microsoft console, currently known as Project Scorpio, was first teased past year but Xbox is now expected to discuss key details and first games for the new system.
“You’ll also be able to catch a live stream of the briefing on the Xbox Twitch Channel, YouTube (also in 4K!), Twitter, and Facebook Live”. This was back when Microsoft was boosting about cloud computing and how it could benefit Xbox One. However, it might lead to disappointment. Microsoft’s event starts at 2PM PT, 5PM ET.
Don’t want to miss any of the E3 2017 action? Other speculated titles to hit the stage are “South Park: The Fractured But Whole” and “The Crew 2”.
It’s obvious that Microsoft would want to show off as many video games as they can at the conference; the question is, which games?
They claim it’s the most powerful console in the world, ever.
Sony has once again made their E3 presentation available in movie theatres across North America.
“The reason Xbox One has fallen behind the PS4 is because Sony has knocked it out of the park over and over again with exclusive software”, says Rob Fahey, contributing editor at GamesIndustry.biz. However, its mobile strategy has been shifting into high gear over the a year ago, so we might anticipate the announcement of new games for iOS and Android devices.
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Big games we think we know about: Part of the great fun of E3 is seeing new titles.
