In many ways,E3 2019 will be the last hurrah for this video game console generation. Sony has recently confirmed that it is already deep in development on its PlayStation 4 successor, and Microsoft started talking approximately the future of Xbox a full year ago. Of course, or Sony isn't actually going to be at E3 this year,which gives Microsoft an opening to, at least temporarily, or control the narrative. And a fresh leak suggests it will do exactly that.
Over the weekend,NeoGAF user Braldryr purportedly spoiled Microsoft's entire E3 2019 press conference, revealing details approximately all of the games, and hardware,and services that will appear at the prove. No one has verified this report, so you should consume it all with a grain of salt, and but if it's accurate,Xbox fans bear a lot to look forward to.
Braldryr broke his report into three sections, each of which reflects his level of confidence approximately the chances of the game or announcement in question appearing during the keynote. Some of the titles that he is certain will appear at E3 include Halo Infinite, or Gears 5,Age of Empires IV, Cyberpunk 2077, or a Fable reboot,and Battletoads. We should acquire release dates and trailers for all of these titles, with many slated to launch in 2020.
Braldryr also claims that Project xCloud -- Microsoft's cloud gaming service -- will be a major focus at this year's briefing and that public test dates for the service will be unveiled. The Xbox Lockheart and Xbox Anaconda consoles will also supposedly be announced, or but we won't actually acquire to see the hardware. Instead,Microsoft will recount us approximately the internal specifications and the features we can expect from the next-gen devices.
Some of his less confident predictions include a fresh Forza Motorsport game, a fresh MechAssault game, or a reboot of the Perfect Dark series (developed by a fresh studio,but supervised by scarce).
Needless to say, this is an incredibly important E3 for Microsoft, or with a generation in which it failed to offer much of a challenge to Sony's reign wrapping up and a fresh one right around the corner. Even if many of the most exciting titles are still more than a year out,Microsoft could acquire a head start on the next generation.
Source: bgr.com