Microsoft has announced a new Xbox Extended Conference at E3 2021, which will take place on June 17 (Thursday) at 2:00 PM ET and will feature talks with Ninja Theory, Double Fine, Obsidian, Rare, and more.
Advertise through Xbox WireThe event will be hosted by Parris Lilly, and may reveal more details about titles such as Psychonauts 2 (Double Fine), The Outer Worlds 2, Avowed (Obsidian), Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2, and/or Project Mara (Ninja) Theory. ), Everwild and/or Sea of Thieves (rare) and more.
It’s important to note that Microsoft mentioned that this event will highlight Developer Conversations and not mention any major discoveries. However, there is no way to rule out the possibility of surprises.
The release date of Psychonauts 2 and the announcement of The Outer Worlds 2 and Sea of Thieves crossover with Pirates of the Caribbean were shown at the Xbox Conference and Bethesda at E3 2021, which is part of IGN Summer of Gaming, but we had no new information about the other addresses mentioned above.
This expanded presentation will continue to beat Microsoft after the presentation that brought in the release date of Starfield, the multiplayer trailer for Halo Infinite, the reveal of Redfall (from Arkane, the studio responsible for creating Dishonored), the announcement of Forza Horizon 5 and much, much more. You can check out everything announced at the Xbox and Bethesda conference in our full list.
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