The 5th annual Bethesda E3 presentation has been officially dated. Bethesda has confirmed that it’ll return to LA this year with another E3 showcase. Bethesda’s show takes place on Sunday, June 9. Though the event’s venue has yet to be revealed, the show will be streamed live beginning 5:30pm PT, 8:30pm ET, 1:30am UK (June 10). Doom Eternal, due out later this year, will be the show’s main focus. Bethesda is promising an “in-depth look” at the sequel to the 2016 reboot, as well as more announcements. The publisher will also be inviting more fans to attend in person than ever this year, with details to be shared soon. “Be Together” is the theme of this year’s event, and Bethesda will be highlighting fan creations, and other moments they shared during the presentation. As always, you can follow live through the company’s official channels on YouTube, Twitch, Mixer, Twitter, and Facebook Live. We’ll be covering the event just like we do every year, so keep refreshing the homepage for all the latest announcements come June 9.<doc-sep>Bethesda Softworks will hold its fifth annual E3 press briefing on Sunday, June 9, the publisher announced Monday. This year’s Bethesda E3 Showcase will be highlighted by “an in-depth look at Doom Eternal,” the company said in a blog post. The show, which will take place in Los Angeles, is set to begin at 5:30 p.m. PDT. Bethesda will livestream the showcase on Twitch, YouTube, Twitter, Mixer, and Facebook Live. Bethesda has not yet announced a venue, but as usual, the publisher is inviting fans to the showcase. (The tagline for this year’s event is “be together.”) The company said it will provide additional details later regarding the opportunity for fans to register for a chance to attend the show. “We are planning to invite more” fans this time around, said Bethesda. Doom Eternal, the follow-up to 2016’s Doom, was announced during Bethesda’s E3 2018 press conference and further detailed at QuakeCon 2018. The game is in development at id Software on PlayStation 4, Windows PC, and Xbox One. A Nintendo Switch port is in the works from Panic Button, which previously brought Doom and Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus to the handheld/console hybrid platform. Bethesda has not yet announced a release window for Doom Eternal. As for the rest of Bethesda’s E3 Showcase, the publisher is suggesting that fans “refresh Walmart Canada,” a cheeky reference to the fact that the retailer leaked the existence of Rage 2 a month before Bethesda’s planned unveiling of the game at E3 2018. The shooter from id and Avalanche Software is scheduled to be released May 14, so Bethesda may have announcements regarding post-launch content at E3. There’s likely more to come on the effort to rehabilitate Fallout 76. And the publisher may also provide updates on all the other games it announced last year, including Wolfenstein: Youngblood and the presumably far-off Starfield and The Elder Scrolls 6.<doc-sep>Our extensive E3 2019 games list is now complete, as the Los Angeles-based gaming convention is over, with a lot to show from Nintendo, Microsoft and Square Enix. We were there reporting live and, below, you'll find our official best E3 games 2019 list as well as a full games list of everything playable or that had an E3 2019 trailer. What games are at E3 this year? There are hundreds, even though Sony PlayStation wasn't in attendance, skipping E3 2019 in prep for next year's PS5 console launch. The biggest E3 game highlights include Cyberpunk 2077 starring Keanu Reeves, new hardware care of the Xbox Project Scarlett specs, Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2 , Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Halo Infinite and a new Avengers game to name a few. We've also compiled a best Xbox One games at E3 2019, best PS4 games at E3 2019, and best Nintendo Switch games at E3 2019. There was something for everyone at this year's expo. Best E3 2019 games Here's a slideshow of the 15 best E3 2019 games. E3 2019 games list Nintendo Microsoft Halo Infinite (release window, coming to Xbox Project Scarlett) Gears 5 Blair Witch Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga (Xbox One and PC) Bleeding Edge Battletoads Age of Empire II: Definitive Edition (PC) Wasteland 3 Microsoft Flight Simulator (PC first, Xbox One later) Minecraft Dungeons Spiritfarer (coming to Xbox Game Pass) 12 Minutes (Xbox One and PC) Forza Horizon 4: Lego Speed Champions Expansion Crossfire X Gears Pop! Take-Two Interactive/2K Games Electronic Arts and EA Sports CD Projekt Red Cyberpunk 2077 The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition Konami Contra Rogue Corps (Xbox One PS4, PC and Switch) Contra Anniversary Collection Bethesda Deathloop (Platforms unknown) (Trailer) Doom Eternal (Xbox One PlayStation 4, PC and Nintendo Switch) The Elder Scrolls: Blades (debuting on Nintendo Switch; iOS, Android updates) Fallout 76: Nuclear Winter (Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC sneak peek) Ghostwire: Tokyo (Platforms unknown) Wolfenstein: Youngblood (PS4, Xbox One and PC) Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot (VR) Commander Keen (iOS and Android) Square Enix Final Fantasy 7 Remake (PS4) Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles (PS4, Nintendo Switch and mobile) Final Fantasy 8 Remastered Final Fantasy 14: Shadowbringers (PC) Circuit Superstars (Square Enix Collective, developer Original Fire) War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius Romancing Saga 3 Scarlett Grace Dragon Quest Builders 2 The Last Remnant Remastered (coming to Nintendo Switch) Trials of Mana: Collection of Mana (coming to Switch) Ubisoft Ghost Recon Breakpoint (Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC) The Division 2 (Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC) For Honor (Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC) Watch Dogs Legion (Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC, Stadia) (game play available) Assassin’s Creed Odyssey (game update) Roller Champions (PC download available now, other platforms unknown) Gods & Monsters (Xbox One,PlayStation 4, PC, Stadia and Switch) Sega Panzer Dragoon: Remake (Nintendo Switch) Phantasy Star Online 2 (Xbox One) SEGA Genesis mini console coming September 2019 with mini games like Mega Man:The Wily Wars, Earthworm Jim, Sonic the Hedgehog 1 & 2, Ecco the Dolphin and 35 more classic games. Namco Bandai Tales of Arise Dragonball Z: Kakarot Code Vein The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan RAD Various Elden Ring (via FromSoftware) Dying Light 2 (from Techland) Way to the Woods (Team 17) Dauntless (coming to Nintendo Switch via Phoenix Labs) The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics (En Masse Entertainment) Dead by Daylight (coming to Nintendo Switch via Koch Media) New Super Lucky’s Tale (coming to Nintendo Switch via Playful Corp.) Empire of Sin (John Romero multi-console game) Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair (Playtonic) Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin (via Edelweiss and XSEED Games) Nintendo Direct Image credit: Nintendo Nintendo is at E3 2019, although it doesn't hold press conferences anymore. Instead, is hosts a Nintendo Direct live stream. It's jam-packed with games. The big Nintendo E3 news is the fact that The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2 is coming to Nintendo Switch and it's a direct sequel to the console's launch game. No release date was announced, but we did get an 82-second trailer featuring Link and Zelda traversing a dark dungeon. We also got to see more of Luigi's Mansion 3, which was announced at E3 last year, and this year's update on the game's progress shows off a green gooey Luigi doppelganger. He can squeeze through steel gates and cross over normally deadly spikes. It's coming out in 2019, though Nintendo didn't give us a specific date at E3. We also got a first look at another Zelda game: The Legend of Zelda: Links Awakening, which does have a firm release date: September 20, 2019. It's around the corner. One Nintendo game not coming as quickly as fans had hoped is the next Animal Crossing game. Animal Crossing: New Horizons was delayed to March 20, 2020. The Nintendo Direct at E3 actually began with Super Smash Bros. Ultimate DLC. It's getting a Dragon Quest 11 cross-over and, later in the E3 video, we got news of a Banjo Kazooie crossover. When is E3 2019? E3 stands for the Electronic Entertainment Expo, and while that hasn't changed from year to year, the press conference schedule has gotten shuffled. So we'll explain it quickly. The official E3 2019 dates are Tuesday, June 11 to Thursday, June 13. However, that's just for the portion of the show held inside the Los Angeles Convention Center. You know, the massive show floor where game demos happen. E3 press conferences happen in the proceeding days, and this year it started with EA Play on Saturday, June 8 at the Hollywood Palladium. EA's full day event offered deep dive trailers into EA's biggest titles. Sunday belonged to Microsoft and Bethesda, while Monday is being reserved for the PC Gaming Show , Square Enix and Ubisoft E3 press conferences. Nintendo has its video presentation Tuesday, right before the E3 show floor opens. EA at E3 2019 Image 1 of 4 Image credit: Electronic Arts Image 2 of 4 Image credit: Electronic Arts Image 3 of 4 Image credit: Electronic Arts Image 4 of 4 Image credit: Electronic Arts EA E3 press conference time It's over, but we have the EA Play re-cap. It started on Saturday, June 8 at 9:15am PT for fans with tickets at the Hollywood Palladium. What happened? EA didn't come with surprises, but dedicated about 30 minutes to each previously announced game, providing ample time for game walkthroughs, not just simple trailers and sizzle reels. We actually got to learn about new modes and gameplay mechanics. It was meaningful. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order was the highlight from Respawn Entertainment looking a bit like Uncharted with a lightsaber and The Force powers (that's not a bad thing). There was no Titanfall 3, from the developer, but we did see Apex Legends Season 2: Battle Cry get a start date of July 2. EA Sports gave us deep looks into both FIFA 20 and Madden 20, while Battlefield 5 Chapter 4 and The Sims 4: Island Living expanded their respective (and very different) universes. What wasn't at EA's E3 2019? We didn't get many surprises – BioWare's Dragon Age 4 has been an E3 no-show, even though it did get a teaser trailer at last year’s The Game Awards. Likewise, we didn't see anything from PopCap (famous for Plants vs Zombies) and Ghost Games, the new stakeholders of the Need for Speed franchise. And, like we mentioned, Titanfall 3 was a no show, which is no surprise – Respawn is working on two other big games already being shown at E3. Microsoft at E3 2019 Project Scarlett is official. (Image credit: Microsoft) Microsoft E3 press conference time Microsoft started its press conference on Sunday at 1 pm PST, 4 pm EST and 9 pm BST, but it's one you have to know about, so here's the E3 re-cap. What happened? A lot. Microsoft had the biggest E3 press conference from the start, and then out walks Keanu Reeves – yes, that Keanu Reeves.<doc-sep>
E3 2019, this years entry into the annual gaming blowout event, is just around the corner, and giant of the industry Bethesda has just announced its plans for the show. Bethesda Softworks fifth annual E3 press conference will take place on Sunday June 9, with the star of the show set to be its horror-sci-fi shooter, Doom Eternal. Taking place in Los Angeles and kicking off at 5.30pm PDT, Bethesda will be streaming the extravaganza on Twitch, YouTube, Twitter, Mixer, and Facebook Live, giving those not physically in attendance “an in-depth look at Doom Eternal." Doom Eternal is the next entry in the veteran first-person shooter series, following 2016's superb Doom. Headed to PS4, Xbox One and PC, we're also going to get to look at a Nintendo Switch version of the game, after developer id Software found great success scaling 2016's Doom to the portable console with the help of developer Panic Button. Hands on Rage 2 review: rip-roaring through a surprisingly green wasteland The Elder Scrolls 6 : Everything you need to know : Everything you need to know Starfield : The Elder Scrolls in space? Starfield, Rage 2, Elder Scrolls 6 and more? That's all that Bethesda is officially sharing about the event at this stage – there's not even a venue announced, though the showcase will be open to fans who will soon be able to register to attend the show. So what else is in the pipeline that we could see? The big hopes will of course center around a proper look at both The Elder Scrolls 6 and Starfield, the former the next entry in Bethesda's phenomenally popular high-fantasy open world RPG, the latter an all new property set in a sci-fi realm that looks likely to follow similar "go anywhere, do anything" principles as the Elder Scrolls series. These two games were merely teased at last year's E3 conference, but could be revealed in a little more depth this summer. Our money is on both becoming next-gen titles on the PS5 and Xbox Two, so if either of those are revealed around the E3 timetable, there's a better chance that will see Bethesda's new works make an appearance. What's almost guaranteed to make an appearance however is Rage 2 and Fallout 76. Suggesting that fans "refresh Walmart Canada" in its blog post, Bethesda is making a reference to the early leak that prematurely revealed Rage 2's existence. With Rage 2 releasing before the show on May 14, it'd be a safe bet that some sort of post-release content will be revealed at the company's E3 conference. As for Fallout 76, it's got off to an incredibly shaky start, so long-running fans of the series will be looking for some good news to come out of the post-apocalyptic wasteland. TechRadar will be out in full force at this year's E3 conference, so keep your eyes locked on us for all the latest news.