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>Sony took a slightly different approach than its peers at E3 2018. Instead of packing as many games as possible into its conference, a la Microsoft, it made room for a smaller number of titles to lovingly chew the scenery, showing off with extended gameplay footage and a surprising number of stomach-turning moments. Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us Part II kicked off the conference with a quiet, tender moment between Ellie and a new love interest. The moment of romance was short-lived; as the camera turns away from the warmly lit, close-up smooch, it bleeds (literally) into Ellie brutally sinking her knife into a man’s neck. As the camera spins, she pulls her knife out, ignoring the blood spray, to plunge it right back in. From there, Ellie slinks through a dark, dystopian forest full of dead bodies hanging from trees or impaled on whatever’s handy. A man approaches one captive, strung up by his neck, then guts him by stabbing him and ripping out his intestines. The gore didn’t end there. PS4 exclusive Ghost of Tsushima quickly traded its beautiful grasslands and horse riding for some close-up action of dismemberment and impaling. A trailer for the Resident Evil 2 remake offered some zombie mayhem that was positively gag-worthy: an extreme close-up of a man getting his throat ripped out, down to the tendons of his neck snapping with bloody tension. Finally, to wrap up the conference’s Most Disgusting Moments, viewers were treated to a special showcase of body horror with Death Stranding. Although the Hideo Kojima game has previously focused on some positively bizarre moments, mostly involving babies, this relatively tame demo instead chose to freak people out with Norman Reedus pulling off his own bloody toenail. (Let’s not forget the bonus round in which actress Lea Seydoux slurped down a fleshy wiggle worm that resembles a severed thumb.) If you made it through this entire conference without gagging once, we salute you. I’ll be skipping dinner.<doc-sep>
E3 2018 has officially begun, having kicked off on Saturday with EA Play. Closing out today, June 11, is Sony's press conference, which begins at 6 PM PT / 9 PM ET (2 AM BST / 11 AM AET on June 12). As with the other conferences, you can watch a livestream here on GameSpot. [Update: The event is now over, and while it did focus primarily on the expected games, we did get a look at some other things. We've rounded up everything in our Sony E3 briefing recap.] During the show, we know we'll be seeing more of upcoming PS4 games like Death Stranding, The Last of Us: Part II, Ghost of Tsushima, and Spider-Man, and there may be some surprises in there too. However, Sony has already said it won't be showing any new hardware at E3 this year, so that means no PS5 news. But there's always a chance we could get a lot of games from third parties, such as Red Dead Redemption II, which we already know will have PS4-exclusive content. Come back on Monday (or Tuesday, depending on your time zone) to watch the entire show and see all the news and reveals. We'll also have a pre-show, where we'll discuss our hopes and predictions, beginning half an hour before at 5:30 PM PT / 8:30 PM ET. We'll also have a post-show after Sony wraps up to recap the news. If you can't watch or prefer your news in text form, we'll have a play-by-play liveblog of Sony's briefing as well. For more details on all the press conferences, refer to the full E3 2018 press conference schedule. The E3 show floor is open June 12 to 14, so keep checking back in the days ahead for lots more on E3 2018.