E3 2019 is right around the corner, and we’re getting ready to find out more about the games that will be showcased at the event. Let’s see what the big developers have planned for us and check out the list of games that should be teased, revealed, or even released during E3.
While we won’t see Sony at the show, there are some big names that will make waves and draw our attention: Nintendo and Microsoft.
Nintendo Games At E3 2019
- Fire Emblem
- Animal Crossing
- Link’s Awakening (reboot)
- Luigi’s Mansion 3
- Town
- Bayonetta 3
- Super Metroid 4
Microsoft Games At E3 2019
- Gears 5
- Halo Infinite
The company might also reveal the streaming service called xCloud as an answer to the Google Stadia that was announced earlier this year. We might also see a few other things from Microsoft, but we have a full article with all the things to be seen during the Microsoft presentation.
Ubisoft Games At E3 2019
- 3-4 AAA titles to be revealed and launched before March 2020 at E3 (but no words about the next Assassin’s Creed.)
As for what those 3-4 titles could be, one of them could be a new Splinter Cell and probably something that will be the answer to Rocket League but with roller skates – according to a recent leak.
EA Games At E3 2019
EA will not actually show up at the press conference, but they will hold EA Play in Hollywood and have a few live streams that will focus on:
- Star Wars: Fallen Order
- Apex Legends
- Battlefield V – new DLC
- Updates for – Madden, FIFA.
Square Enix Games At E3 2019
- Marvel’s Avengers
- Final Fantasy VII Remake
We might learn more details about:
- Dragon Quest XI
- Dragon Quest Builders 2
Bethesda Games At E3 2019
- Doom Eternal
- Wolfenstein Youngblood
- Elder Scrolls VI
Other games we’ll surely hear more about are the highly anticipated Cyberpunk 2077 (CD Projekt Red), Borderlands 3, Catherine: Full Body and more. There are only a few days until E3 2019, and these are only just a piece of what we’ll get to see at the event!
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