Xbox and Bethesda will have a showcase event in June

NEWS Fyra Frost - Apr 29, 2022, 12:00

It's well known that we won't have E3 this year, but it doesn't stop publishers and developers from organizing their own events to present their upcoming games. Since Microsoft has bought Bethesda, we will have the possibility of attending a joint event that will shed some light on some of the most anticipated releases from Xbox Game Studios, Bethesda, and others. The Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase has been announced over the Xbox Blog, and it will kick off on Sunday, June 12, at 10 a.m. PT. You can watch the stream via multiple platforms, including YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, Facebook, and TikTok.

Games that should be there

Undoubtedly, two of the games that players are expecting to know more about during the event are Starfield and The Elder Scrolls VI. It's been quite a while since Skyrim was released, and the fans are eager to see what Bethesda has prepared for them. Also, Starfield is a new adventure set in a completely different scenario than other games from the developer. It will be quite interesting to see if the graphics in the game Bethesda's first space opera match or surpass the quality of other game franchises from the developer.

Apart from these two, Arkane's cooperative shooter Redfall and the new Indiana Jones game may also be on the list of reveals for the event. Microsoft owns so many studios now that it's hard to guess how many projects will appear during the event. Anything from additional content for Halo Infinite to the next Fable, Avowed, or State of Decay 3 could be in the menu.

The Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase is bound to be quite an interesting event. Sony has not confirmed any similar event for PlayStation yet; therefore, it seems that Microsoft will be getting all the attention next month. Remember that you can visit our comparator anytime to check out video game deals and get your Starfield PC code at the best price, for example.

Xbox and Bethesda will have a showcase event in June

Games that should be there

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