Xbox Games Showcase Won't Flood Us With Pre-rendered Trailers, Microsoft Promises
Microsoft has ambitious plans for the Xbox Games Showcase. Among other things, the company promises that none of its games will be presented solely in the form of a pre-rendered video.
We have entered a period filled with numerous game company shows. The season opened with Sony's recent PlayStation Showcase, and on June 11 Microsoft will hold an Xbox Games Showcase. Now we have learned a little about what the Redmond giant is preparing for the event.
- Microsoft's showcase will last about two hours.
- It will be filled exclusively with games - no movie or TV projects will appear.
- None of Microsoft's games will be presented exclusively in the form of a pre-rendered video - all will show gameplay or at least scenes on the game engine.
- Microsoft has dropped the rule of only showing games due for release within 12 months of the showcase. As a result, the Xbox Games Showcase will also see projects that are at a relatively early stage of work.
- The source of this information is Aaron Greenberg, the deputy head of Xbox's marketing department.
Xbox Games Showcase - details
The Xbox Games Showcase will kick off on June 11 at 7 p.m. CET / 10 a.m. PST You will be able to watch the broadcast of the event on YouTube and Twitch. We will be conducting coverage of the show, publishing articles about the most important announcements and materials. The presentation will be followed by a separate 15-minute show dedicated exclusively to Starfield.
Finally, it is worth mentioning that before the Xbox Games Showcase several other shows await us. On June 8, the Summer Game Fest will take place, and the day after that Devolver will host its presentation. On the other hand, on June 10 we will see the Future Games Show, and the next day this year's PC Gaming Show will be organized.
