The upcoming Xbox Direct showcase should be particularly interesting. In addition to revealing future Series X|S and PC games with gameplay, several release dates would be announced.
After a teaser orchestrated by Microsoft, the Xbox Direct conference has been confirmed for the end of January. And according to a branch of the manufacturer, there would be much awaited information.
An Xbox Direct showcase with release dates?
It is on January 25, 2023 at 9 p.m. (French time) that players will be able to attend the Xbox Direct. A speaking time during which developers will have the opportunity to present their Xbox Series X|S and PC cartridges… with gameplay!
Several big names will be there with the exception of the flagship exclusive of 2023 on the green side: Starfield. Bethesda’s next game will stand out for good reason. The Skyrim in space favors a separate presentation, probably because there is still a lot to say and show about it, such as the release date.
Brought to you by the creators of studios such as Arkane Austin, Mojang Studios, Turn 10 Studios and ZeniMax Online Studios, the Developer_Direct will take the time to focus on the main features of the featured games, while revealing extensive gameplay footage. The Developer_Direct will also be an opportunity to share with you the latest information on Xbox games available in the coming months, including The Elder Scrolls Online, Forza Motorsport, Minecraft Legends and Redfall.
Via XboxWire.
The Xbox Wire description, which you can read above, however, differs from country to country. In Germany, the blog suggests that Microsoft would be ready to draw release dates for certain games such as Forza Motorsport, Minecraft Legends and Redfall.
The Developer_Direct will take the time to focus on the main features of the featured games, while revealing extensive gameplay footage and announcing release dates for the biggest Xbox games coming out in the coming months. This includes The Elder Scrolls Online, Forza Motorsport, Minecraft Legends, and Redfall.
Xbox Wire Germany via VGC.
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