Ubisoft is heading to E3 2018 with a few familiar games — some of which were announced at last year’s show — and a couple of surprises. The publisher says at least six games will make an appearance at its E3 2018 press conference: Tom Clancy’s The Division 2, Beyond Good & Evil 2, For Honor, Skull & Bones, Starlink: Battle for Atlas and Transference. We also know that a new Assassin’s Creed will be (officially) revealed. Ubisoft also promises a few surprises and “huge reveals,” so don’t act too shocked if a new Splinter Cell is announced at E3 2018. Prior to Ubisoft’s E3 conference, the publisher will broadcast a pre-show event, starting at 12:15 p.m. PT/3:15 p.m. ET — though that seems to be limited to “some awesome community content” and a behind-the-scenes look at Ubisoft’s development studios. After the press conference, Ubisoft also has a post-show presentation, which promises a “deep dive” into one of the games shown during its press conference. For information on other E3 streams, check out the full E3 2018 press conference live stream schedule. HOW AND WHERE TO WATCH THE UBISOFT PRESS CONFERENCE AT E3 2018 Ubisoft will hold its E3 2018 press conference on Monday, June 11 at 1 p.m. PT/4 p.m. ET. It will be streamed on YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, Facebook and Mixer. You can also watch Ubisoft’s E3 event live in the video embedded above.<doc-sep>See what’s new from the maker of Assassin’s Creed, Watch Dogs, Splinter Cell and Just Dance<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. Plus, there are still rumors of Starfield, a sci-fi open-universe RPG that might appear, along with mutterings of a new mobile game a la Fallout Shelter How to watch: Watch Bethesda’s live stream on Twitch or YouTube. Devolver Digital When: Sunday, June 10th at 8PM PT / 11PM ET What: Honestly, no idea. Devolver Digital is already a wild card when it comes to E3 briefings, and the late hour and the company’s existing penchant for messing with folks when it comes to briefings means anything could happen. How to watch: Watch Devolver’s live stream on Twitch or YouTube.<doc-sep>
Ubisoft's E3 press conference is set for 4 PM ET / 9 PM BST on June 11, through the official stream embedded below. The live broadcast is also accessible on the company's YouTube , Twitch , and Mixer channels. For those unable to watch, timely written coverage can also be found at Windows Central . E3 2018 is underway and we're now approaching the final few press conferences from the industry's biggest video game publishers and platform holders. Ubisoft is up next with its annual showcase, where we can expect details on new titles, gameplay trailers, and product announcements. Ubisoft has been somewhat transparent about its E3 offerings, confirming the presence of several major titles this year. Tom Clancy's The Division 2 is expected to occupy a significant portion of its press conference, with an unveiling of its setting, mechanics, and a gameplay demo. The newly announced Assassin's Creed Odyssey will also see a world premiere, after its Ancient Greece setting leaked last month. Beyond Good and Evil 2 is set to return for a deeper showcase, expanding on last year's surprise reveal more tangible gameplay expected. Skull and Bones will also be present, diving deeper into its mechanics following its debut last E3. And although The Crew 2 is set to release this month, expect an appearance outlining content for launch and beyond. Downloadable content is also expected for existing Ubisoft games, as the publisher continues to embrace the "games as a service" business model. Rainbow Six Siege, For Honor and Far Cry 5 are all likely candidates for the stage, providing a look at what's next for the titles. And could we see the return of Splinter Cell? Let's hope so. What are you looking forward to from Ubisoft? Let us know your predictions in the comments. E3 2018 Xbox news to expect from EA, Ubisoft, Bethesda, and Activision