We're at the end of E3 2018, and that means the press conferences are wrapping up soon. Many have already taken place, but one of the biggest--Nintendo--is still to come Tuesday morning. That means a lot of gaming news, reveals, and trailers for Nintendo Switch in addition to everything we've already learned. Here's when all of the conferences start and where you can watch livestreams and liveblogs. EA Play was the year's first event on Saturday, bringing news about things like Battlefield V and Respawn's new Star Wars game. Microsoft followed with a jam-packed press conference that featured dozens of games. Bethesda offered details on the highly anticipated Fallout 76 and confirmed numerous other games--including The Elder Scrolls VI and its rumored sci-fi game Starfield. Devolver Digital also held an E3 press conference on Sunday. Square Enix followed these on Monday morning with a shorter-than-expected broadcast; Ubisoft took its turn on Monday afternoon with a reveal of Assassin's Creed Odyssey and a surprise Star Fox crossover. Sony's presentation brought a new Last of Us: Part II trailer and more. And Nintendo wraps things up today with a briefing that is expected to have a lot of news about the new Super Smash Bros. Below we've laid out the exact schedule, complete with start times, for all of this year's press conferences. We'll be streaming all of these press conferences here on GameSpot as well as on Twitter. The show itself runs June 12-14, and like last year, it's open to the public--here's how to get tickets. For an idea of what to expect from the show, check out all the games confirmed for E3, as well as all the companies at the show. We've also rounded up the biggest E3 rumors to give you an idea of what might be announced. E3 2018 Press Conference Schedule Saturday, June 9 Electronic Arts (EA Play) -- 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET / 7 PM BST (4 AM AET on June 10) Watch livestream Follow live blog News roundup Sunday, June 10 Monday, June 11 Tuesday, June 12<doc-sep>The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Get email updates with the day's biggest stories Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Video game fans are eagerly anticipating next week's massive E3 event in Los Angeles as all the latest titles will get revealed in a flurry of press conferences. We've run down a list of the games we're expecting to see for the three main consoles in a separate piece, but if you're just looking for the timings, you've come to the right place. While E3 caters to the hardcore gamer, you may just be a casual observer interested in when the next Forza or Call of Duty is coming out. These will all be covered in the tentpole events from the big manufacturers and game development studios - be warned that there's a substantial time difference between California and the UK so many of the events are happening at not-so-sociable hours. Whether you're a Sony PlayStation 4 , Microsoft Xbox One or Nintendo Switch gamer - these are the times and dates you need to be marking on your calendar. E3 2018 press conference schedule guide Saturday, June 9 Electronic Arts (EA) conference: 9:00pm UK time (1:00pm Pacific Time in the US). Will last approximately two hours. (Image: Getty) When is E3 2018 XBox? Sunday, June 10 Microsoft Xbox conference: 9:00pm UK time (1:00pm Pacific Time in the US). Will last approximately two hours. (Image: Getty) Monday, June 11 Bethesda conference: 2:30am UK time (6:30pm Pacific Time on June 10 in the US). Will last approximately two hours. Devolver Digital conference: 4.00am UK time (8:00pm Pacific Time on June 11 in the US). Will last approximately one hour. Square Enix conference: 6:00pm UK time (10.00am Pacific Time in the US). Will last approximately two hours. Ubisoft conference: 9:00pm UK time (1:00pm Pacific Time in the US). Will last approximately two hours. PC Gaming Show conference: 11:00pm UK time (3:00pm Pacific Time in the US). Will last approximately one to two hours. Tuesday, June 12 Sony PlayStation conference: 2:00am UK time (6:00pm Pacific Time on June 11 in the US). Will last approximately two hours. Nintendo Switch conference: 5:00pm UK time (9:00am Pacific Time in the US). Will last approximately one hour. (Image: Getty) How can I watch the E3 live stream? The best place to watch most of the E3 events is on either YouTube or Twitch. The video sharing websites have dedicated E3 streams which will be covering all the big conferences and showing plenty of other news and gameplay clips from the event. The daily PlayStation , Nintendo , Xbox and WB Games livestreams may stream separately on their respective channels. Stay tuned to Mirror.co.uk's Tech section as well because we'll have plenty of content coming from the show floor. What are you looking out for at E3?<doc-sep>Microsoft’s E3 2018 press conference has come and gone, leaving Xbox diehards with new games to look forward to and dates to circle on their calendar. Halo Infinite, Gears of War 5, Forza Horizon 4, Cyberpunk 2077, and a new game from FromSoftware are just some of the games that received exciting trailers and release dates during Microsoft’s press conference. 15 world premiere titles and 18 exclusives were shown during Microsoft’s keynote, which Phil Spencer kicked off by talking about gaming’s unifying qualities. So much happened during this year’s Xbox conference, but here are the biggest and best announcements you need to know about. Halo Infinite brings Master Chief back Halo Infinite is the sixth game in the franchise, and is set to bring Master Chief back to the franchise. A brief cinematic trailer for the game played at the beginning of Microsoft’s keynote, but no other information was given. Cyberpunk 2077 trailer A trailer for Cyberpunk 2077, the long-anticipated game from CD Projekt Red, the development team behind The Witcher franchise, has arrived. The trailer demonstrates the anarchic future that citizens are forced to live and survive within. There are fancy cars, futuristic looking guns and tons of opportunity to hang out with cool-looking hackers. There’s still no release date information at this time, meaning that hopeful fans will have to wait a little bit longer, but the trailer should be enough to go on for now. Devil May Cry 5 announced Capcom is introducing a new entry into the Devil May Cry series, and Hideaki Itsuno, the game’s producer, says it’s one of the best in the series. Devil May Cry 5 is the first game in the series since Devil May Cry 4, which was released in 2008. Devil May Cry 4 was followed by Ninja Theory’s DmC: Devil May Cry in 2013, but Devil May Cry 5 is the next official game in the main franchise. Nero, Devil May Cry 4’s star character, will return as a playable character. Devil May Cry 5 will be released in spring 2019. Just Cause 4 announced A trailer for Just Cause 4 confirmed what we’ve known for a few days already: Just Cause 4 is in the works. A trailer for the game returned the series to its roots, promising tons of explosions for players. There are some new additions, however, like a tornado that players will have to contend with during their missions. The game’s darker atmosphere is a slight deviation from the rest of the franchise, but an intriguing turn nonetheless. Gears of War 5 announced Gears of War 5 is the next game in Microsoft’s Gears of War franchise, and a new cinematic trailer provides a little tease on what players should expect. Gears of War 5 is a direct followup to 2016’s Gears of War 4, and is the first title following Microsoft’s acquisition of the title from Epic in 2016. The game will again follow Gears hero Kait Diaz, and is said bring the game back to where it all began. Gears of War 5 launching in 2019 for Xbox One. The Division 2 heads to Washington, D.C. next year The Division 2 will take place in Washington, D.C. — and the game’s tone may be a little too on the nose. A cinematic trailer for the game asked how a city and civilization is supposed to protect themselves when the enemy is coming from within and a corrupt government looms. The gameplay trailer, however, focused on a forested area within the city that reeks of post-apocalyptic vibes. A crashed Air Force One plane can be seen deteriorating in the distance. The trailer focused heavily on combat between two groups of players in an abandoned parking lot somewhere in the city. More Washington, D.C. statues could be glimpsed as the trailer came to an end, but the trailer focused heavily on players’ ability to wander around fallen historical monuments. The Division 2 will launch on March 15. Dying Light 2 announced Dying Light 2 is the next game in the open-world zombie survival franchise. A trailer for the game debuted during Microsoft’s E3 press conference, with a more in-depth look at gameplay airing directly after. The game returns players to the post-apocalyptic world, but introduces a few new ideas. Players’ decisions will directly influence the game and shape the society they live in, according to one developer. Chris Avellone, who has a long history as a writer and designer on games like Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2 and Fallout 2, is joining the game as a narrative designer. FromSoftware’s next game is Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is the next game developed by FromSoftware. It’s best described as a bloody action game, and a cinematic trailer for the game demonstrated just what players can expect from the game. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is coming to PlayStation 4, Windows PC and Xbox One in 2019. For more information, watch the video below. Microsoft opens new studio, acquires other studios Microsoft’s Phil Spencer announced that the company is acquiring a few different studios, and announced a new studio called The Initiative. The Initiative will be led by Darrell Gallagher (former head of Crystal Dynamics), Spencer said. Gallagher left Crystal Dynamics earlier this year to join Microsoft’s executive leadership team. Undead Labs (State of Decay), Compulsion Games (We Happy Few), Ninja Theory (DmC: Devil May Cry) and Playground Games (Forza) are all now a part of Microsoft Studios, Spencer said.<doc-sep>
E3 2018 is finally here — almost. Even though the actual show doesn’t start until Tuesday, Sony, Microsoft, EA, Ubisoft, Square Enix, Nintendo, Bethesda, and basically every other big name in gaming will be taking the stage at some point in the next few days to kick off the conference with a slew of announcements. New games? Fancy trailers? Actual gameplay footage? Maybe even release dates? All that and more awaits. Here’s when / where you can watch the biggest events and what you can expect from each. Monday, June 11th Square Enix When: Monday, June 11th at 10AM PT / 1PM ET What: Square Enix is showing up at E3 for the first time since 2015. We know that Shadow of the Tomb Raider and the long-awaited Kingdom Hearts III will be getting some time in the limelight. But Square Enix also has a game based on Marvel’s popular Avengers franchise in the works. And what’s a better time to announce that than after the height of Infinity War hype? Plus, there are rumors of new entries in the Just Cause and Life Is Strange series. And maybe, just maybe, an update on the possibly mythical Final Fantasy VII Remake (or even Final Fantasy XVI). How to watch: Watch Square Enix’s video presentation on Twitch or YouTube Ubisoft When: Monday, June 11th at 1PM PT / 4PM ET What: Expect a more formal reveal of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey (which was teased already), a first look at The Division sequel that Ubisoft previously announced, the AC: Black Flag-inspired Skull & Bones that Ubisoft announced last year, and hopefully, some more concrete gameplay and information on the long-awaited Beyond Good & Evil 2. How to watch: Watch Ubisoft’s live stream on Twitch or YouTube. PC Gaming Show When: Monday, June 11th at 3PM PT / 6PM ET What: A grab bag of general PC gaming news, PC Gamer is promising “more unannounced games, unrevealed trailers, and new footage than any previous year.” How to watch: Watch the showcase live on Twitch or YouTube. Sony (PlayStation) When: Monday, June 11th at 6PM PT / 9PM ET What: Sony’s been pretty clear about its E3 plans, promising appearances from Death Stranding, Ghost of Tsushima, Spider-Man, and The Last of Us Part II, along with news from other independent and third-party developers. (Expect Destiny 2’s new Forsaken expansion to pop up here as well.) But there could be surprises, too: God of War DLC? Horizon Zero Dawn sequel? Something new from Bloodborne developer FromSoftware? We’ll have to wait and see. How to watch: Watch Sony’s live stream on Twitch or YouTube. Tuesday, June 12th Nintendo When: Tuesday, June 12th at 9AM PT / 12PM ET What: Smash Bros. for Switch. Pokémon for Switch. Fortnite for Switch. Metroid Prime 4 for Switch. Probably some other surprises for Switch. Maybe that Switch Fire Emblem game Nintendo keeps vaguely mentioning? Basically, expect Switch news. How to watch: Watch the Nintendo Direct on Twitch or YouTube. Update June 11th, 10:00am: Archived ended keynotes. Previous keynotes: Saturday, June 9th Electronic Arts When: Saturday, June 9th at 11AM PT / 2PM ET What: We’ve already got a pretty good idea of what to expect from EA. We’ll be getting some much deeper looks at Anthem and presumably more from the already announced Battlefield V. A wild card? Star Wars, which is coming off the poorly received Battlefront II loot box scandal from last fall. Oh, and sports. Definitely lots of sports. How to watch: Watch EA’s live stream on Twitch or YouTube. Sunday, June 10th Microsoft (Xbox) When: Sunday, June 10th at 1PM PT / 4PM ET What: Microsoft already has the hardware, with the Xbox One X winning out as the most powerful console on the market. This year at E3, expect to hear a whole lot about the games, and specifically Microsoft’s big three franchises: Halo 6, Forza Horizon 4, and a new Gears of War. Plus, assume that Crackdown 3 will show up. How to watch: Watch Microsoft’s live stream YouTube, Mixer, or Twitch. Bethesda When: Sunday, June 10th at 6:30PM PT / 9:30PM ET What: Rage 2 and Fallout 76 are locks, having already been announced, but Bethesda has tons of franchises that could show up at E3. Fans are champing at the bit for any news on the Elder Scrolls 6, and it’s been a few years since the company brought back Doom.