During Microsoft's E3 2019 conference, several games were announced. It is not known if it has any connection with Sony's absence from the event, but the Windows developer seems to have taken the opportunity to make major announcements, such as details about the next generation of its console, release dates and game trailers. highly anticipated games like Halo 5 and Gears 5.
Project Scarlett is real and will be released soon
The next generation of Xbox is closer than we thought. At its conference, it was officially announced the Project Scarlett, successor to Xbox One. The new console will run games in 8K with a rate of 120FPS and ray tracing. The release date according to Microsoft will be in the holiday 2020 period (holiday 2020 period).
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xCloud in October
In addition to the announcement of the new console, the company's game streaming service (games in the cloud), xCloud, was also revealed. With the new platform it will be possible, according to Phil Spencer, to use the console as a personal and free xCloud server. The service will launch in October.
The new Xbox Elite controller
The second generation of the Xbox Elite controller was also announced. According to what was said at the event, the new controller "features more than 30 new ways to play like a pro, adjusts the voltage via thumbsticks, has new interchangeable components, has up to 40 hours of rechargeable battery and unlimited customization with the Xbox Accessories app on Xbox One and Windows 10."
Halo Infinite e Gears 5
Two major Microsoft games had release dates announced. Gears 5 will be released on September 10, but Halo Infinite will have to wait a little longer to be released. The new generation of Halo is only scheduled for the end of next year, where it will likely come with the launch of Microsoft's new console, Project Scarlett.
George RR Martin's Elden Ring is officially revealed
The rumors were true, the game Elden Ring is being developed in collaboration with George RR Martin and the creator of the studio, creator of the game Dark Souls, FromSoftware.
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The return of Flight Simulator
Microsoft is coming back with one of the most classic PC games released by the company. A new version of the Flight Simulator game is being developed and is expected to be released for PC next year. As expected, the game is very detailed and realistic.
cyberpunk 2077
Cyberpunk will finally have a release date and to everyone's surprise, Keanu Reeves appears in the game. The announced date for the game's release is April 16 next year.
The Outer Worlds
A few more footage of the game was shown in the new trailer during E3 2019. The game was first announced at The Game Awards and has a release date of October 25th for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.
Ninja Theory
The studio that developed Devil May Cry, Hellblade, is bringing a new multiplayer experience called "Bleeding Edge". The game has a bit of Team Fortress 2, but with 4v4 battles with a focus on melee combat. A trial version will be available on June 27th.
Minecraft Dungeons
Microsoft last year revealed a spin-off to the Minecraft game showcasing the role-playing game Minecraft Dungeons. During the conference a new trailer was shown with its gameplay and it was also said that it will be released in spring 2020.
Blair Witch
Blair Witch is being turned into a game and it's scary! The small trailer shows an experience similar to the game Silent Hill.
Battletoads Revival
Last year Microsoft left fans excited by demonstrating the return of Battletoads and during this year's conference the 2D brawler was shown. Unfortunately, there is no release date for the game yet.
Phantasy Star Online 2
One of the biggest MMO games in Japan is coming to the west. Developed by SEGA and released in 2012 for PC, it's coming soon to Xbox One sometime next year.
