Microsoft promises "more than a dozen new trailers over the course of a 30-minute broadcast", with a lineup featuring Capcom, EA, and more.
It's been claimed that BioWare is internally confident that the long-awaited action RPG will finally release sometime this year.
The first-person shooter featured a Mandalorian (separate from the Disney+ series lead), takedowns and AT-STs as bosses.
They will be joined by Hello Neighbor 2, with all games becoming available to subscribers on March 5.
Amidst widespread layoffs across all of Electronic Arts, it seems both of BioWare's upcoming projects remain unaffected.
Though the company is moving away from future licensed IP development, it confirms work is still ongoing on its upcoming single player Marvel titles.
Recent reports claimed that the studio was developing a Mandalorian game, but EA now confirms development on the project has ended.
Established in 2021 to develop single player Battlefield campaigns, its duties are not being taken over by Criterion Games.
The company has announced a 5% reduction in its workforce as it looks to pivot away from future licensed IP development.
Ridgeline Games' founder Marcus Lehto says he "left EA on my own accord" and it was a "very tough decision for me to make.'
It's been claimed that the battle royale title will tie into the next mainline Battlefield game, similar to Call of Duty: Warzone.
The game will allegedly feature a modern-day setting, as well as 64-player multiplayer as part of a "back to the roots" approach.
Marcus Lehto, who founded EA studio Ridgeline Games to work on narrative-driven Battlefield campaigns, seems to have left the company.
Criterion Games' racer will receive four additional volumes of new content in its second year, it has been confirmed.
Players will play as a Mandalorian bounty hunter, it's been claimed, though it's unclear exactly who the protagonist is.
EA Sports' long-awaited college football revival has finally been officially unveiled with a teaser trailer, though no gameplay has been shown yet.
The special Mass Effect-themed armor, as well as other cosmetics like a ship and Ghost Shell, are available now in Destiny 2.
The first-person shooter's development costs were reportedly $85 million, with publisher EA spending another $40 million on marketing.
Also joining the service's library are Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, Train Sim World 4, Return to Grace, and More.
It looks like the PC version of Skate won't be exclusive to EA's own platform.
