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This year's Xbox Games Showcase is set for June 7
Microsoft has announced that the Xbox Games Showcase will take place on June 7, followed by a deep dive into Gears of War: E-Day. The event will feature updates on Fable, Minecraft Dungeons 2, Halo: Campaign Evolved, and other upcoming titles. Microsoft is also celebrating the Xbox brand's 25th anniversary with an in-person Xbox FanFest event in Los Angeles.
Xbox Summer Show and Gears of War: E-Day Direct Date Set
Xbox has announced that its summer showcase will take place on June 7th, followed immediately by a dedicated "Direct" presentation for Gears of War: E-Day. The main showcase will feature news on upcoming Xbox titles and first gameplay looks, while the Gears of War segment will provide new details and insights for the highly anticipated game.
12 Massive Upcoming Games That Could Completely Dominate Gaming | Invision Game Community
The gaming industry is poised for a significant shift with a dozen highly anticipated titles expected to dominate player attention. These upcoming releases, from long-awaited sequels like Grand Theft Auto VI to new projects from acclaimed studios, span various genres including RPGs, open-world adventures, and survival games. If these games meet expectations, they could redefine the gaming landscape for years to come.
Xbox Game Pass in 2026: every tier, price, and change explained
Microsoft significantly restructured Xbox Game Pass on October 1, 2025, introducing new tiers, bundling additional services, and increasing prices, with Ultimate jumping 50% to $29.99 per month. The service now offers Essential ($9.99), Premium ($14.99), PC Game Pass ($16.49), and Ultimate ($29.99), with day-one access to first-party titles like Call of Duty restricted to Ultimate and PC Game Pass. The changes reposition Game Pass as a premium entertainment bundle, omitting a family plan and annual subscription options.
Hideo Kojima’s OD: Release Date, Gameplay, And Everything We Know
Hideo Kojima's upcoming horror game, OD, developed by Kojima Productions in collaboration with Xbox Game Studios, is still in early development with no release date announced. The game will feature performances by Sophia Lillis, Udo Kier, and Hunter Schafer, and is being built with Unreal Engine 5. Kojima has teased a unique 'fear-throttling' gameplay system and a blurring of lines between gaming and film, with input from filmmaker Jordan Peele.