The event begins with a trailer for Gears Tactics on Xbox One, with a surprise shadow drop. Then, we get a quick teaser for Gears 6 that’s more of a confirmation that it’s happening than an actual trailer.
Next, we get a demonstration of the Xbox Series X, We see new features, like the return of snap mode and the ability to have one game being played by one person while another person plays a different game.
Next we see Friendly Fear, a survival horror game by Playdead that will be published by Xbox, and will also release in 2021 for the Series X and the Xbox One.
Ori and the Dark Leaves is a stand-alone expansion for Ori and the Will of the Wisps to release in August.
A sizzle reel for indie games is shown, most importantly showing a port of Undertale for the Xbox One.
The new Battletoads gets a name, being Battletoads: Re-Turboed, and it is announced to be a Series X launch title. Also, another Rare game is announced, being a full remake of Banjo-Kazooie, Banjo-Tooie, and Nuts and Bolts, being called the Banjo-Threeie pack.
A reboot of Brink is announced as a multiplat game, being developed by the developers of Prey.
A remake of Dino Crisis announced, following suit of the remakes of RE2 and 3.
The original Phantasy Star Online will have its servers revived for the Xbox One.
Star Wars: Battlefront III is announced to be released at the Xbox Series X’s launch.
The Fable Albion Collection is announced as a Series X launch title, with the conformation that Fable IV is in the works.
Forza Motorsport 8 is announced as a launch title for the Series X.
Sea of Thieves II is announced for the summer of 2021 as a Series X exclusive.
Grounded gets a new gameplay trailer.
Xbox announces that they have acquired yet another studio, this time being FromSoftware.
Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II gets a gameplay reveal trailer, and it will be a launch title for the Series X.
Perfect Dark Red is confirmed as a full sequel for Perfect Dark, developed by Double Fine instead of Rare.
Dead Rising 5 is announced for the Series X, being developed by PlatinumGames and releasing as a launch title.
ReCore II is announced for spring 2021.
Cyberpunk 2077 gets a final trailer, with a small teaser for The Witcher IV, confirmed as a Series X timed exclusive.
Age of Empires IV is announced, with it being a future-themed Age of Empires game, a la Alpha Centauri.
Splinter Cell is being remade for the Series X as a launch title, with conformations for remakes of Chaos Theory and Pandora Tomorrow.
Halo Infinite gets gameplay shown, along with a plot reveal, and it is announced as a Series X launch title.
And finally, we get a fakeout ending, before we get that one more thing. In this instance, it is an announcement of a new Crimson Skies game to be a launch title for the Xbox Series X.
Next, we get a demonstration of the Xbox Series X, We see new features, like the return of snap mode and the ability to have one game being played by one person while another person plays a different game.
Next we see Friendly Fear, a survival horror game by Playdead that will be published by Xbox, and will also release in 2021 for the Series X and the Xbox One.
Ori and the Dark Leaves is a stand-alone expansion for Ori and the Will of the Wisps to release in August.
A sizzle reel for indie games is shown, most importantly showing a port of Undertale for the Xbox One.
The new Battletoads gets a name, being Battletoads: Re-Turboed, and it is announced to be a Series X launch title. Also, another Rare game is announced, being a full remake of Banjo-Kazooie, Banjo-Tooie, and Nuts and Bolts, being called the Banjo-Threeie pack.
A reboot of Brink is announced as a multiplat game, being developed by the developers of Prey.
A remake of Dino Crisis announced, following suit of the remakes of RE2 and 3.
The original Phantasy Star Online will have its servers revived for the Xbox One.
Star Wars: Battlefront III is announced to be released at the Xbox Series X’s launch.
The Fable Albion Collection is announced as a Series X launch title, with the conformation that Fable IV is in the works.
Forza Motorsport 8 is announced as a launch title for the Series X.
Sea of Thieves II is announced for the summer of 2021 as a Series X exclusive.
Grounded gets a new gameplay trailer.
Xbox announces that they have acquired yet another studio, this time being FromSoftware.
Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II gets a gameplay reveal trailer, and it will be a launch title for the Series X.
Perfect Dark Red is confirmed as a full sequel for Perfect Dark, developed by Double Fine instead of Rare.
Dead Rising 5 is announced for the Series X, being developed by PlatinumGames and releasing as a launch title.
ReCore II is announced for spring 2021.
Cyberpunk 2077 gets a final trailer, with a small teaser for The Witcher IV, confirmed as a Series X timed exclusive.
Age of Empires IV is announced, with it being a future-themed Age of Empires game, a la Alpha Centauri.
Splinter Cell is being remade for the Series X as a launch title, with conformations for remakes of Chaos Theory and Pandora Tomorrow.
Halo Infinite gets gameplay shown, along with a plot reveal, and it is announced as a Series X launch title.
And finally, we get a fakeout ending, before we get that one more thing. In this instance, it is an announcement of a new Crimson Skies game to be a launch title for the Xbox Series X.