E3 2019 Devolver Press Conference Livestream: What Time Is It On And How To Watch

Big publishers like Microsoft, Ubisoft, and Nintendo might all be holding E3 2019 press conferences, but there’s room for indie developers at E3 too. Publisher Devolver Digital, which publishes a range of quirky, smaller titles, is holding an E3 press conference, and if its past showcases are anything to go by, this is sure to be one of the more interesting briefings at E3.

What Time Does Devolver’s Press Conference Livestream Start?

Devolver’s E3 2019 press conference is scheduled to begin on Sunday, June 9 at 7 PM PT / 10 PM ET. For those in the UK, that’s a late one, with a start time of 3 AM BST on June 10. Australian fans can enjoy a nice Devolver lunch at 12 PM AET, also on June 10.

How To Watch

Usually, publishers stream their conferences to every possible device and channel. However, it appears Devolver is broadcasting their E3 briefing via Twitch only. Of course, GameSpot will keep you up-to-date with all the big news, so don’t fret if you can’t watch along live.

What To Expect

The unexpected! Devolver has developed a reputation for wacky conferences–to suit their often wacky games. The show’s host often makes jabs at video game industry trends and gaming culture in general–with tongue planted firmly in cheek, of course.

Its slate of upcoming games includes My Friend Pedro, Sometimes Always Monsters, The Talos Principle 2, Serious Sam 4: Planet Badass, Metal Wolf Chaos XD, and more, so it’s possible we’ll see more of those. For more on the convention, check out the schedule of all the E3 2019 press conferences.

Todd Howard Says Bethesda Knew Fallout 76 ‘Would Have Bumps’

The launch of Fallout 76 was, to put it mildly, a bumpy one. IGN gave it a 5 out of 10, calling its rich world “wasted on a mess of bugs, conflicting ideas, and monotony.” It also earned a spot on our top 10 worst games of 2018 list. Much of the criticism stemmed not only from a rocky launch and massively broken game content, but also poorly handled PR snafus, like when Bethesda shipped bags that looked significantly cheaper than the ones promised in the $200 special edition. Yikes.

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Which Game of Thrones Season Is the Best?

Warning: Full spoilers for all of HBO’s Game of Thrones…

With Game of Thrones’ final season and the behind-the-scenes documentary “The Last Watch” now firmly a part of the past, let’s survey all the seasons and figure out which one’s worthy enough to sit on the Iron Throne. Or – er – in King Bran’s wheelchair.

Back after Season 6, when the world learned that Game of Thrones would be ending with Season 8, no one could have anticipated how polarizing the show would become. So divisive, in fact, that an online petition to remake Season 8, signed by a million people, grabbed headlines. But even though many felt the series lost its way during the final two seasons, there’s no denying how great Game of Thrones was for the bulk of its run.

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Biggest Xbox One Games Of E3 2019: Halo Infinite, Gears 5, Borderlands 3, More

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint is the follow-up to 2017’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands, though developer Ubisoft is taking a different approach this time around. Breakpoint will have a darker tone, the developer says, in its new fictional New Zealand-esque setting, Aurora.

Aurora is home to Skell Technology, a corporation specializing in AI drone tech. When communication with the company ceases, you’re sent to the archipelago to investigate. When you arrive, however, you find yourself not in the role of the hunter, but the hunted.

Throughout Breakpoint, you’ll encounter a paramilitary group known as the Wolves, who Ubisoft says are just as skilled on the battlefield as the Ghosts. Because of this, the game places a greater emphasis on stealth. You’ll be able to employ drones and hide the bodies of any enemies you kill. Similarly, you can avoid detection by crouching in foliage or covering yourself with mud. The game also features some survival elements; any injuries you sustain need to be treated, and you need to maintain your weapons. Ghost Recon Breakpoint launches for PS4, Xbox One, and PC on October 4.

Cuphead Is Being Ported to Tesla Cars

Cuphead, the memorable 2017 bullet-hell shooter that’s meticulously styled after a 1930’s cartoon, will soon be playable on an unlikely new platform: Tesla’s fleet of electric cars and their built-in dashboard screens. The breakout hit, which debuted on Xbox One and PC before being ported to Nintendo Switch earlier this year, is on the way to Tesla’s Model 3, Model S, and Model X, as Tesla CEO Elon Musk revealed on episode 200 of my weekly Tesla podcast, Ride the Lightning (at the 36:48 mark).

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Biggest Nintendo Switch Games Of E3 2019: Pokemon, Fire Emblem, Super Mario Maker 2

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The Switch’s Next Big Hits

E3 2019 is almost upon us, and Nintendo has some interesting plans in store for the big show. On June 11, just before the expo floor opens, the publisher will release the next installment of its Nintendo Direct, detailing some of the biggest games coming out in 2019 and beyond. Just two years after its launch, the Nintendo Switch has become one of the publisher’s most versatile and accessible consoles. With the unorthodox setup offering a remarkable amount of flexibility and comfort, the portable console has been home to some of Nintendo’s most innovative and charming games, along with a number of third-party titles.

While it hasn’t specifically stated what to expect with the Direct and for its presence at the show, the company will be holding separate competitive events for Super Smash Bro. Ultimate and Splatoon 2 at E3. From that, we can infer that there will likely be updates regarding the states of both games, which have seen a steady flow of post-launch updates. Also, Super Mario Maker 2 will be launching on June 28, and it’s likely a given that it will have a major presence at the show.

So just ahead of the show, we’ve pulled together a list of Switch games that Nintendo and other companies may show off at E3 2019. Some of these include games that were recently announced titles like Animal Crossing on Switch and Pokemon Sword and Shield, and along with games that have been MIA for some time–Bayonetta 3 in particular.

If you want more details on where and when you can see the big game news, be sure to visit our full E3 press conference schedule. Otherwise, check out everything you need to know all the biggest Nintendo games of E3 2019 below.