Xbox Games Showcase: New info on games & trailers

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The broadcast date of the Xbox Games Showcase is getting closer and closer. In the course of this, Microsoft is advertising again and announces some key data for the stream.

The Xbox Games Showcase will take place on June 11 at 7 pm As Xbox Games Marketing member Aaron Greenberg announces, we will have to spend a lot of time sitting for the showcase. Around two hours are allotted for the showcase including Starfield Direct 

In the comments, Greenberg gets a little more specific about the content shown at the Xbox Games Showcase. For example, no CGI trailers will be shown for the  in-house titles. Instead, fans will be presented with in-game and in-engine footage. In-game cinematic scenes are also to be shown. In addition, Greenberg has confirmed that we will also see games that will not be released within the next year So there will also be a long-term look into the future with us.

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If you still haven’t had enough after the two hours, you can tune in to the Xbox Games Showcase Extended on 13 June at 7pm. In this you can expect numerous details and interviews on the content of the previous stream.

If you want to join us live next week, you can tune in via YouTube, Twitch and Facebook. More details on Starfield can be found here. By the way, the gaming summer starts already this week with the Summer Game Fest.

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