XBOX GAMES SHOWCASE AND
STARFIELD DIRECT June also sees the return of the annual Xbox Games Showcase, which this year will be followed up immediately by a Starfield Direct that will deep dive into the world and systems of the highly-anticipated space RPG. If you’re a Game Pass subscriber wondering where the first party games are at, or are a diehard Bethesda fan that is feeling more than a little bit on edge after the frosty reception for Redfall back in May, then this will probably be the event to watch to calm your nerves. Or not.
https://www.twitch.tv/xbox
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UBISOFT FORWARD Ubisoft is going to show video game fans what’s next for its most popular brands via a live show broadcast from Los Angeles. Will we finally have release dates for seemingly missing-in-action titles like Beyond Good and Evil 2 and the Prince of Persia Remake? Will there be new Far Cry Primal (set in a prehistoric Yara, natch)? Only time will tell. While we wait, we’ll continue to imagine what Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora looks like, and hope that it has its first gameplay reveal on June 12th too.
https://www.twitch.tv/ubisoft
SONIC ORIGINS PLUS A collection of SEGA Mega Drive video games that our resident staff writer Vince Pavey regularly calls ‘the best video games of all time’ is getting a physical release towards the end of the month. To lure in
the Sonic faithful, this latest re-release also includes additional SEGA Game Gear games, as well as an additional hammer-wielding playable character named Amy Rose. Sonic Origins Plus has different reversible box art designs depending on which region you buy it in, so we’re having to keep a close eye on Vince to make sure he doesn’t go and buy it three times. We’re saving him from himself.
https://origins.sonicthehedgehog.com
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