The fall of E3 has left a bulwark for hosting Summer Game Fest. Geoff Keighley’s festival opens this Thursday with a conference that is expected to be tough.
For all gaming fans, summer is a crucial time, with the month of June marking the opening of the summer video game season. Hostilities begin this week with the opening night of the Summer Game Fest organized once again by Geoff Keighley. This video game festival provides us with big announcements in the context of various conferences, the program and content of which are detailed below.
The Summer Game Fest 2023 has been announced for June 8, live from the YouTube Theater in Los Angeles. Of course, the particularity of the Summer Game Fest lies in its festival form. The June 8 broadcast will not be the only video game and innovation-oriented event of the summer of 2023, and each major publisher should organize its own Summer Game Fest evening. As a reminder, in 2022, the official Summer Game Fest evening was the biggest event of the year, with announcements around Starfield, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and The Last of Us.
June 8
21h00 : Summer Game Fest
23h00 : Day of the Devs
June 9
Minuit : Devolver Digital Showcase
21h00 : Tribeca Games Spotlight
June 10
17h00 : Future of Play Direct
18h00 : Wholesome Direct
19h00 : Future Games Show
June 11
19h00 : Xbox
22h00 : PC Gaming Show
June 12
19h00 : Ubisoft Forward
00h00 : Capcom Showcase 2023
June 13
19h00 : Xbox Games Showcase Extended
June 16
5h00 : RGG Summit 2023
August 11
21h00 : THQ Nordic Showcase
August 22
20h00 : Opening Night Live de la Gamescom
September 6
20h00 : Fear Fest Horror Games Awards
What to expect from Summer Game Fest 2023?
Summer Game Fest 2023 has finally taken the place of E3, after the three-E event was permanently canceled last spring. The more traditional of the two, namely E3, has been snubbed by three of the biggest players in the industry, if not the three biggest. Xbox, Nintendo and Sony. Absences that precipitated his dramatic fall. A good deal for Summer Game Fest since Sony’s State of Play, Nintendo Direct and Xbox
