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The Arc System Works Showcase is live, featuring announcements on new titles, DLC characters, and a reveal of a project from Guilty Gear creator Daisuke Ishiwatari, with potential updates on games like Guilty Gear Strive, Marvel Tokon, and others.
Arc System Works is set to hold a showcase revealing upcoming projects, including Daisuke Ishiwatari's next game which may or may not be a fighting game, new details on Guilty Gear Strive's crossover character Lucy, potential announcements for Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, Granblue Fantasy Versus Rising, and possibly new titles like a BlazBlue game or other licensed fighters. The event promises exciting updates for fighting game fans, though some information depends on external publishers and licensing.
Arc System Works will host a live showcase on June 26 revealing a new project from Guilty Gear creator Daisuke Ishiwatari, along with updates on other titles including Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls, a unique 4v4 fighting game first shown at the PlayStation State of Play, with potential new roster details and gameplay insights.
Microsoft's Xbox Games Showcase will feature PlayStation logos, indicating upcoming ports and new games for PS5, reflecting the company's commitment to multi-platform availability and transparency.
The Xbox Showcase 2025, streamed online without fans attending, is expected to reveal new games including The Outer Worlds 2, updates on titles like Everwild, Fable, and State of Decay 3, and possibly hints at next-gen hardware and new controllers, reflecting Microsoft's evolving strategy to focus on multi-platform releases and Xbox Game Pass.
The USA Basketball Showcase has begun in Abu Dhabi, featuring a matchup between the USA and Australia as part of the preparations for the Men's Olympics in July 2024.
Gears 6 is rumored to be announced at an Xbox Showcase on June 9th, 2024, according to a leak. The event is expected to reveal release dates for other games as well, aligning with the Summer Game Fest and other upcoming showcases. This news comes as no surprise, as Xbox studio The Coalition reportedly shifted focus to Gears 6 by cancelling two unannounced games last year.
Rumors suggest that Sony is planning a big PlayStation event, possibly a Showcase, for May 2024, with potential reveals such as the Silent Hill 2 remake. The last Showcase in 2023 focused on live-service titles, but with Sony stepping back from this approach, fans hope for announcements of new single player games like a Ghost of Tsushima sequel.
A group of indie game studios, including those behind Dead Cells, Darkest Dungeon, and Slay the Spire, have teamed up for a 45-minute "no-nonsense" digital showcase called the Triple-i Initiative, set to air on April 10th. The event promises major announcements and reveals from over 30 games, with a focus on delivering game news directly to players without any extra fluff.
Spring Breakout, featuring top MLB prospects, will also showcase under-the-radar talents from each club's roster. Notable prospects include Chandler Simpson of the Rays, Ben Rice of the Yankees, and David Sandlin of the Red Sox, among others, who are poised to make a name for themselves with their skills and potential.
Microsoft is hosting an Xbox Partner Preview showcase featuring games from publishers like Capcom, EA, and Nexon, as well as announcements for games coming to Game Pass. The showcase will start at 10am PT / 1pm ET / 6pm GMT / 7pm CET and can be watched on the official Xbox YouTube and Twitch accounts in over 40 languages. Expect to see games like Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess, Tales of Kenzera: Zau, and The First Berserker: Khazan, along with other upcoming Xbox Game Pass titles.
Microsoft has confirmed a June 2024 Xbox Showcase event, hinting at potential game reveals such as Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, Avowed, and more. The company also teased new console and controller options for the holiday season, sparking speculation about a possible mid-gen refresh and a handheld console. Leaked documents suggest plans for digital-only hardware refreshes and a new Xbox controller with gyro support. Additionally, Microsoft hinted at a next-generation Xbox with a significant technical leap and a lineup of upcoming games including Fable, Perfect Dark, and titles from Bethesda, making the June showcase highly anticipated for both hardware and game reveals.
Xbox's latest Developer Direct showcase was well-received, featuring the official reveal of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, along with other exciting projects. Phil Spencer praised the teams and the format of the event, while Xbox's Aaron Greenberg also expressed appreciation for the showcase, which highlighted upcoming games from Xbox's studios and surprise guest Square Enix. The showcase continues to provide insight into the inner workings of Xbox's best studios and third-party partners, contributing to the popularization of this model in the gaming industry.
Major League Baseball (MLB) will hold a four-day spring training event called "Spring Breakout" in 2024, showcasing the top prospects from all 30 teams. The event aims to market minor league players and provide fans with the opportunity to meet and get autographs from future stars. The games may be televised on MLB Network, and if successful, the event could expand in future seasons. MLB is also planning to increase its coverage of the minor leagues on its app and digital platforms.
The Day of the Devs indie game showcase, produced by DoubleFine and iam8bit, featured a variety of exciting indie games from developers around the world. The event highlighted games like Militsioner, a surreal immersive runaway simulator, and Nirvana Noir, a jazz-punk detective thriller. Other notable games included Thank Goodness You’re Here, a British 2D animated "slapformer," and Flock, a whimsical game where players collect creatures by singing to them. The showcase provided a refreshing alternative to the blockbuster gaming hype of The Game Awards, showcasing the unique styles and personal stories behind these indie creations.