The two video game distributors and creators announced to their followers via the official Xbox blog: On Sunday, June 12, there will be a ‘Showcase’ where Xbox Game Studios and other partners will showcase their new games.
In the official release, the companies state that the event will “include everything you need to know about the diverse catalog of games coming to the Xbox ecosystem soon.” News for Game Pass on both Xbox and PC”.
Activated to be part of the event Five different ways to connect and enjoy the broadcast starting at 1:00 PM It’s on YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, Facebook or TikTok and will have translations in up to 30 languages.
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While not confirmed by Bethesda or Xbox, here’s one of the things fans can expect: A preview of Starfield, one of the most requested games of this yearwith a vision date of November 11, 2022.
The RPG-role-playing video game was announced by developer Bethesda in 2018, and since then the company has released several video episodes titled ‘Into The Starfield’. .
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Moreover, there was a leak of images that looked like a preview of what the virtual world would look like. Therefore, fans are hoping that a statement about the progress will be made a few months after its official launch.
In addition, it is expected that announcements will be made in the ‘Showcase’ for games such as Hellblade 2, Redfall or Fable, which are well received by fans.
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