What does a next-gen Halo game look like? What PC games will be on the Xbox Game Pass when it crosses the rubicon? And what surprises does Xbox have up its sleeve? Let’s find out.
Xbox @ E3 2019: When does it start?
It all kicks off from 0600 AEST / 0800 NZST / 0400 AWST / 0530 ACST tomorrow morning. The streams will go live slightly before then, and Microsoft doesn’t typically do a pre-show of any kind. But we’ll start proceedings on the live blog an hour before.
[referenced url=”https://www.kotaku.com.au/2019/06/e3-2019-xbox-microsoft-live-blog-halo-infinite-gears-5/” thumb=”https://www.kotaku.com.au/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2017/11/XBOX_Xmas_Ornaments.065-410×231.jpg” title=”Xbox’s E3 2019 Conference: The Live Blog” excerpt=”We know the Xbox Game Pass is coming to PC, there’s gameplay of a new Halo and Gears 5 is on the horizon. But what else will Microsoft have for us this year?”]
If you just want your pick of streams, here they are…
Xbox @ E3 2019: Where to watch
The best options are through Xbox’s official Twitch, YouTube and Mixer channels. Mixer has generally been pretty good quality wise, but your mileage may vary, so below you’ll find the embed codes for each player. Pick the one you like most.
What would you like to see from Microsoft this E3?
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