As summer approaches, gaming news and announcements are expected to get more exciting once again. In addition to the big summer gaming festival and gamescom, publisher events and several smaller streams are part of the reveal lineup. We've summarized all the streams, live events and highlights for the coming months and are giving you a full overview of all the upcoming gaming events in 2024 here.
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Summer Games Festival Live (June 7, 9pm | flow)
Geoff Keighley is also inviting you to the big show in 2024 with all kinds of trailers, live shows and certainly one or two world premieres. The event will take place at the YouTube Theater in Inglewood, California.
Future Games Exhibition (June 8 | flow)
gamesradar.com is set to showcase 40 new trailers. There will definitely be something for everyone!
Xbox Game Gallery + TBA Direct (9. June, 7 p.m | flow)
Microsoft is hosting its big Xbox showcase in collaboration with Bethesda and Activision Blizzard. The news is expected Indiana Jones And Co. One or two surprises can also be expected from Gamepass.
Show computer games (9. June, 10 p.m | flow)
The PC Gaming Show is a real classic in the streaming jungle around June, especially for PC gamers. Definitely worth a look for PC fans.
Ubisoft Forward (June 10 | flow)
Ubisoft is also showing off new information about upcoming games this year. The next one is definitely one of them Doctrine killer, Star Wars Outlaws And a surprise or two.
We are constantly expanding the article to include more events and hope you enjoy the streams. What are you particularly looking forward to?
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