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Microsoft is helping to get E3 started early with its Xbox E3 Briefing on Sunday, June 10. The show gets started at 3 p.m. PT, and the company is expected to focus on exclusive franchises for Windows 10 and Xbox One such as Crackdown, Forza, Gears of War and Halo. Of course, some big third-party titles will be there too, including Electronic Arts’ Battlefield 5, along with ID@Xbox indie games.
Check out all the announcements, trailers and more in the StoryStream below.
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Head of Microsoft Studios Matt Booty talks about what the acquisitions mean for Xbox
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"The wool is always different. And no, you cannot hit them."
A classic game is echoed during Microsoft’s presser
It’s time to finish the fight ... for real this time
Halo Infinite, Devil May Cry 5, Cyberpunk 2077 and more grace the stage
Microsoft invests in games, has shift definition of ‘exclusive’
Rare’s hard-as-hell side-scroller returns in 2019
Four acquisitions and one entirely new studio make five
The crew is back to saw everything in half
From Gears of War 5 to Halo Infinite and Cyberpunk 2077
Shonen Jump characters Monkey D. Luffy, Naruto, Goku and more do battle
Tech team is deep into creating next generation
Kickstarter project shows up at Xbox E3 press conference
Just Cause 4 marks the return of Square Enix’s big, silly, destructive open-world franchise
Including Miss Chalice, a new playable character
The open-world zombie survival game is getting a sequel
Mayan artifacts may destroy the world
The action-fantasy MMORPG with millions of players