Microsoft has not said how long the Xbox Games Showcase will be this year, but previous presentations have typically been between an hour and an hour-and-a-half long. The Xbox Games Showcase will begin at 10 a.m. With the presentation happening later today, we're laying out how you can watch the Xbox Games Showcase and Starfield Direct Double Feature and explaining what you can expect from it. Across these two back-to-back showcases today, Microsoft will give us a comprehensive look at what's coming to PC, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox Game Pass from its first-party studios and then finally give us the deep dive into Starfield that we've been waiting for since it was announced in 2018.īecause Sony has already held its PlayStation Showcase and Nintendo hasn't revealed any plans for a Nintendo Direct this month, it looks like this will be the big first-party showcase of June. The Xbox Games Showcase and Starfield Direct Double Feature are shaping up to be the most important video game showcases to watch this month. Grand Theft Auto V makes its surprise return to Xbox Game Pass today Your Xbox Live Gold subscription will turn into Xbox Game Pass Core this September You can’t play Baldur’s Gate 3 on Xbox, but you can play these 6 Game Pass RPGsĥ underrated Xbox Game Pass games you should play while you still can If you want to try it, the title should be live on Xbox Game Pass later today (though its not live at the time of writing). Hi-Fi Rush is definitely a departure from what the studio is typically known for, which are horror and creepy games like The Evil Within, The Evil Within 2, and Ghostwire: Tokyo. With Hi-Fi Rush releasing so soon, Tango Gameworks didn’t provide any details on what its next project would be. That game is currently a timed exclusive on PlayStation 5, but it’ll likely come to Xbox Series X sometime around March 2023 or later. This is Tango Gamework’s first project since Ghostwire: Tokyo last year. You can get a month of Xbox Game Pass for $1 right now The best upcoming Xbox Series X games: 2023 and beyond Square Enix commits to release more games on Xbox, starting with Final Fantasy XIV
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