Xbox Game Studios titles to feature in Gamescom’s Opening Night Live presentation

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Published on August 7, 2019

published on August 7, 2019

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Geoff Keighley has confirmed in a tweet (via WC) that at least some Xbox Game Studio titles will be revealed during the Gamescom 2019 Opening Night Live presentation which is set to begin at 8PM CEST on Monday, August 19th.

Epic Games, Ubisoft, Square Enix, and others will also be making announcements during Opening Night Live. 16 game companies are mentioned in the tweet below but several more unannounced studios will also be showcasing their games as well.

More than 15 game publishers will premiere new content and make announcements during @gamescom Opening Night Live. An exciting show is coming together for Monday, August 19! Hope you get to tune in and watch the stream! pic.twitter.com/THAv4bvZlm

— Geoff Keighley (@geoffkeighley) August 6, 2019

Gamescom is a major video game event, not too dissimilar from E3. Gamers get to attend and try out new titles or video game content while gaming companies often make major announcements for their properties. Like E3, most major presentations are streamed online via services such as Twitch and Microsoft’s Mixer.

EA is one such company that is set to make some major announcements at Gamescom 2019. The gaming giant has confirmed that they’ll officially be unveiling the next Need For Speed video game during the show and will also detail what new content Star Wars Battlefront II fans can expect for the rest of the year. Microsoft is also said to have a major presence at Gamescom this year with a huge focus on its latest gaming tech and titles.

Are you excited for Gamescom 2019? Let us know what you want to see in the comments below and then follow us on Twitter for the latest Xbox gaming news as it breaks.

Radu Tyrsina

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