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The Bethesda E3 2019 conference revealed some much appreciated freebies for the gamers who stayed faithful to Fallout 76. We also got to see new Doom Eternal gameplay trailers as well as a release date, and a glimpse of an exciting new thriller, Ghostwire Tokyo from Tango Gameworks (the studio behind The Evil Within 2).
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Final Fantasy VII’s remake is launching on March 3, 2020, and alongside that piece of news, Square Enix released a brand-new trailer for the long-awaited title. The game is coming to PlayStation 4 as an exclusive.
The new trailer provides a fresh look at the game that’s been in development for years; it includes gameplay and more. Take a look for yourself in the embed above.
The release date is already a major piece of news for the Final Fantasy VII remake, but we expect there will be more to see of the game at Square Enix’s E3 press conference on Tuesday, June 11. The show begins at 6 PM PT, and be sure to follow along with GameSpot for the latest.
You can stay up to date on everything happened at E3 2019 by using our full press conference schedule. You’ll also be able to follow our E3 coverage from the show floor to get exclusive impressions on the biggest upcoming games.
The Devolver Digital Big Fancy Press Conference 2019 held a Nintendo Direct-style conference filled with…well…you may just want to watch it for yourself.
The conference did, however, feature some new games, release dates, and even an arcade cabinet that you can purchase for $5,000.
We’ve gathered everything revealed at Devolver’s E3 2019 press conference for you below, including the full press conference that you just have to see for yourself to believe.
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout “flings hordes of contestants together online in a mad dash through round after round of escalating chaos until one victor remains!” This colorful new title touts that players will be battling bizare obstacles, will shove through “unruly competitors,” and must overcome the unbending laws of physics themselves to emerge victorious.
Final Fantasy VII Remake will be released March 3, 2020.
During a Final Fantasy VII concert in Los Angeles, Square Enix showed a teaser trailer for the FF7 remake, which announced the release date of March 3 next year at the end, confirming a PS4-exclusive release. Square asked fans to stay tuned for more during the Square Enix E3 2019 press conference.
The trailer features footage from the Midgar set portion of the game, predominately of AVALANCHE’S first Mako reactor bombing run. The guard scorpion battle is shown, with Cloud using Cross Slash limit break and Barret using Big Shot. We get a shirt look at the duo fighting Shinra’s various defense forces, and it looks like the idiosyncratic designs from the original are all present and correct
Microsoft’s E3 2019 presentation wouldn’t be complete without a heaping helping of indie games. During the company’s showcase, we got a glimpse at RPG Time: The Legend of Wright, a new hand-drawn RPG from Japanese indie studio Desk Works.
The game takes place inside a student’s notebook. We watch our hero protagonist traverse a variety of environments, discovering an assortment of treasure, and overcoming a plethora of obstacles including puzzles and more. Check out the official announcement trailer below.
The Legend of Wright will launch on mobile, PC, and Xbox One sometime next year.
E3 2019 may have wrapped up for the day but there’s still so much to come, so be sure to look at the full schedule to see what presentations are coming up next. Afterward, head back here for all the latest news and reveals coming out of this year’s E3, and don’t forget to check out the six biggest announcements from Microsoft’s showcase.
Square Enix has officially confirmed that the Final Fantasy VII Remake will launch on March 3, 2020. The announcement was made during a Final Fantasy concert held prior to the official opening of E3 2019. Square Enix is set to have a press conference during the show, but has chosen to give the much-anticipated remake its own time in the spotlight.
The release date was preceded by a new trailer, which you can watch above. It features Cloud, Barret, and a few other familiar faces taking on the Bombing Mission from the opening of the original Final Fantasy VII. We also get to see the new-look Omnislash, which looks as cool as we remember it being way back in 1997. The major difference from the original that is shown in the trailer is towards the end, where Aerith grabs hold of Clouds hand as a strange black entity envelops them.
The Final Fantasy VII remake has had a lengthy development journey and, over the years, fans have been kept mostly in the dark. This has changed recently, as Square Enix has been delivering more information and even providing glimpses at how the game looks and plays. Most recently, Final Fantasy VII Remake was featured in a PlayStation State of Play livestream held in May.
A release date is big news, but we expect there will be more to see of the game at Square Enix’s E3 press conference on Tuesday, June 11, at 6PM PT.
You can stay up to date on everything happened at E3 2019 by using our full press conference schedule. You’ll also be able to follow our E3 coverage from the show floor to get exclusive impressions on the biggest upcoming games.
Like previous years, Bethesda took to the stage on Sunday night with its big press conference. At E3 2019, the tenured publisher had plenty to show, which included the highly-anticipated Doom Eternal, Wolfenstein: Youngblood, and more.
There were a few surprise new games too. Shinji Mikami took to the stage to discuss his studio’s latest project, which is an action-adventure game packed with tense psychological horror. On the other hand, Arkane Studios also showed off Deathloop, a first-person action game with a mind-bending time looping narrative.
We’ve gathered below all the games showcased at Bethesda’s E3 2019 press conference. But for all the biggest news announced, be sure to look out for our Bethesda E3 press conference news roundup. You can also check out our Bethesda trailer roundup.
E3 2019 has only just begun, so expect plenty more announcements from Bethesda and others in the days to come. For the latest news, previews, trailers, and gameplay, check out our E3 2019 hub. And if you want to be around when the big announcements occur, then check out our full E3 press conference schedule detailing when publishers like Square Enix, Nintendo, and more are showing off their biggest games.
Bethesda’s E3 presentation was packed with an exciting roster of new games, so be sure to check out the rest of this feature for an even closer look at what it had to offer. In the meantime, which games from the press conference are you most excited about? Let us know in the comments.
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The 2016 revival of Doom was one of the year’s most delightful surprises. So when Doom Eternal launches for PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch on November 22, it’ll be good news for fans of fast, ridiculously-over-the-top shooters.
Doom Eternal will equip the Doom Slayer with new demon-killing weapons and abilities, including a meat hook that lets you fling yourself through the environment, as well as a shoulder-mounted cannon, flame thrower, and retractible blade. If you’re ready to preorder Doom Eternal, you might want to know what’s in it for you. We have all the info you need below.
We knew there would be no Elder Scrolls 6 or Starfield at Bethesda’s E3 2019 press conference, but Bethesda still had plenty to show off, including exciting Doom Eternal details and a few brand new games.
Below you’ll find a roundup of all the major news, trailers, and gameplay from Bethesda’s E3 2019 press conference.
Doom Eternal is coming November 22. Its multiplayer Battlemode is a 2-vs-1 face-off between two player-controlled demons and one slayer.
