How to watch every E3 2019 livestream.
E3 2019 is here. The conference itself takes place from June 11-14, but for most of us at home, the fun part starts before that, with the E3 press conference schedule kicking off on June 8. That’s when you can expect to see the big announcements start rolling out.
Sony is skipping this year, and EA is foregoing a traditional press conference to run multiple streams the Saturday before E3, but the other major players are all back with the usual fanfare, including The PC Gaming Show on June 10!
Below, you’ll find the E3 2019 dates and times for the major press conferences, and when and where to watch them. We’ve also made a handy chart with E3 conferences by time zone:
Full-sized version here. Non-color coded version here. Saturday, June 8
EA Play
All day, starting at 9:30 am PDT
Livestream: EA.com
EA is replacing its annual press conference with a day-long streaming event this year, almost like its own pre-E3 version of E3. We’re not entirely sure what that’s going to look like yet, but they’ve promised more actual gameplay and chats with developers throughout June 8. The event will continue on June 9, but EA says it’s consolidating all the livestreams to Saturday.
Sunday, June 9
Microsoft/Xbox press conference1:00 pm PDT(Click for your time zone)
Livestream:Mixer
Microsoft has promised something for fans of “RPGs, first-person shooters, and everything in-between,” for both PC and console players, including unannounced games. Now that Obsidian is under the Microsoft banner, there’s a good chance we’ll get a closer look at The Outer Worlds. The war elephant in the room, at least from where I’m standing, is Relic’s Age of Empires 4, which we haven’t seen so much as a cinematic trailer for since its announcement in 2017. Here’s to hoping we might be on the verge of our first look.
Bethesda press conference5:30 pm PDT(Click for your time zone)
Livestream:Twitch, YouTube, Twitter, Mixer, Facebook
We’re definitely going to see more of Doom Eternal, but other details are scarce.
