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Summer Game Fest starts 11 June, will feature world premiere reveals

And Weezer!

Summer Game Fest will kick off in mid-June and feature a number of game reveals, host Geoff Keighley has today confirmed.

“As a free, fan-first, global experience, Summer Game Fest will bring the entire video game community together for a memorable month of announcements and updates,” Keighley said of the event.

Summer Game Fest kicks off at 4.00 am AEST on 11 June (11 am PT on 10 June) and will also feature a live performance from Weezer. The band will debut a stream-safe song that can then be used on livestream services like Twitch and YouTube.

The event will also feature news — and world premiere reveals — from developers and publishers including 2K, Activision, Amazon Games, Annapurna Interactive, Bandai Namco Entertainment, Battlestate Games, Blizzard Entertainment, CAPCOM, Devolver Digital, Dotemu, Electronic Arts, Epic Games, Finji, Frontier, Gearbox Publishing, Hi-Rez Studios, Inner Sloth, Koch Media, Mediatonic, MiHoYo, PlayStation, Psyonix, Raw Fury, Riot Games, Saber Interactive, SEGA, Steam, SQUARE ENIX, Tribeca Festival, Tencent Games, Warner Bros. Games, Ubisoft, Wizards of the Coast, and Xbox.

You can learn more about Summer Game Fest here. The event will be livestreamed across all popular livestream destinations.


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