Microsoft’s is holding an event to discuss new titles for its upcoming Xbox Series X console. This is the latest large event Microsoft’s held around its Xbox Series X this year, following earlier showcases to reveal the console’s design and show off new games made by its partners.
This time, the event focuses primarily on games Microsoft’s making for its new Xbox, including Halo Infinite, the newest entrant in its popular space war epic series.
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Microsoft operates 15 game studios, and all of them are working on titles for Xbox Series X. In addition to Halo Infinite, Microsoft announced a new action game, Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2 from its Ninja Theory studio and a fantasy game, Everwild, from Rare. Additionally, Microsoft’s new studio The Initiative has teased a new game from the writer of the hit cowboy saga Red Dead Redemption. Some of the rumored games for Xbox Series X include a new installment in Microsoft’s fantasy series Fable, and a new Forza car racing title.
Here’s everything announced so far:
Halo Infinite
Microsoft showed off gameplay for its new Halo Infinite, which it says will include worlds larger than the past two Halo games together.
State of Decay 3
Microsoft announced the next installment in its popular zombie survival game, but didn’t reveal a launch date.
Forza Motorsport
Microsoft’s latest installment in its popular car racing franchise was announced as being developed for Xbox Series X and PC, though the company didn’t say when.
Watch this:
Forza Motorsport trailer revealed
0:59
Everwild
Microsoft didn’t discuss much about this magical game, but it’s being made for Xbox Series X and PC. No launch date announced, though.
When
Microsoft’s event is scheduled for July 23 at 9 a.m. PT (noon ET, 5 p.m. BST, 2 a.m. AEST).
Watch this:
PlayStation 5 vs. Xbox Series X: Testing specs inside…
7:15
Where
Microsoft will stream the event on its Xbox YouTube channel, Twitch, Facebook Gaming, Twitter and on its Xbox website.
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