When FSR launches on June 22, it will reportedly be supported by seven games, namely: The Riftbreaker, Anno 1800, Terminator Resistance, 22 Racing Series, Evil Genius 2, KingShunt, and Godfall.

Meanwhile, plenty of major upcoming games are also allegedly planning FSR support. The twelve games mentioned in the report are Far Cry 6, Resident Evil Village, Baldur’s Gate 3, DOTA 2, Farming Simulator 22, Forspoken, Swordsman Remake, Necromunda: Hired Gun, Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodhunt, Asterigos, Edge of Eternity, and Myst.

Finally, the report claims that currently, a total of 44 developers and publishers across the industry are working with AMD’S FSR. It’s a big list with several big names, including the likes of Bloober Team, Crystal Dynamics, Focus Home Interactive, Rebellion, Capcom, EA, Gearbox, Larian Studios, Obsidian Entertainment, Valve, Turtle Rock Studios, Koch Media, Avalanche Software, Ubisoft, WB Games, and many others.

This is still an unconfirmed report, so take it with a grain of salt for now, but with FSR launching in just a few days, we should begin getting much more concrete information very soon.

Meanwhile, Microsoft recently also said that they’re “excited by the potential” of FSR, and more details on support for Xbox Series X/S will be shared “soon.” Read more on that through here.

The PC Gaming Show has always been an underrated conference at E3 but this year it will be going bigger than ever. According to PC Gamer, which hosts the show, there will be over 30 different presenters in attendance. It’s enough to hype the event but there’s also a pretty good breakdown of what to expect.

We already know that Sniper Elite developer Rebellion will be present with Evil Genius 2 and an unannounced title. Tripwire Interactive will also return to share details on the “ShaRkPG” Maneater. A Q&A for Borderlands 3 will also be held and viewers can send their own questions live to be answered by Gearbox on stage.

Other presenters include Paradox Interactive who will showcase Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 and Age of Wonders: Planetfall; Digital Extremes with Warframe and a sneak peek at the upcoming Empyrean expansion (formerly known as Railjack); Frontier Developments with an in-game trailer for Planet Zoo; and more. Even Chucklefish will be on hand to showcase a new title “from a fantastic team of indie developers.” All this and much more await.

The PC Gaming Show will take place on June 10th at 10 AM PT.

Rebellion Developments, known for its Sniper Elite franchise, is heading to E3 2019. It recently announced its line-up for the show, which includes a “major unannounced new title”. This will be unveiled at the PC Gaming Show, which airs at 10 AM PST on June 10th.

Other titles that we can look forward to include Evil Genius 2 for PC and Sniper Elite VR. Announced in June 2017, Evil Genius 2 will be showcased for the first time at the PC Gaming Show. More details on the gameplay will also be provided.

Sniper Elite VR is being developed with Just Add Water. Along with being showcased for the first time, attendees can go hands-on with the title. How will the game’s visceral shooting translate over to virtual reality? We’ll have to wait until E3 2019 to find out. The show will take place from June 11th to 13th, but several publishers Electronic Arts and Microsoft will host pressers before the floor officially opens.

We're delighted to confirm that we're going to be bringing THREE titles to @E3 2019;

✅Evil Genius 2
✅Sniper Elite VR
✅A MAJOR UNANNOUNCED NEW TITLE

To book a press appointment, please email press@rebellion.co.uk pic.twitter.com/7BEMWWt8Tf

— Rebellion (@Rebellion) May 31, 2019

It’s been a long time coming – people have been waiting for it for what feels like forever now – but Evil genius 2, the sequel to the cult classic management/sim game from 2004, has finally been announced by Rebellion, best known in modern times as the folks behind the Sniper Elite series.

Evil Genius 2 has actually been discussed by the studio for a while, although it looks like it only started development back in Spring this year, so it’s not likely that we will see it for a while. For now, only a PC version has been confirmed, though it is not entirely unlikely that other versions may come down the line as well.

“As some of you may remember, we were very close to announcing this project several years ago,” Rebellion said of the announcement. “Back then, our plan was to crowd-fund a new Evil Genius PC game and we made a series of steps to launching a campaign. After the growing success of the Sniper Elite series and other Rebellion games IP, we started to feel it wasn’t fair to ask fans to fund a new game if we didn’t need them to!”

As a result, the new game will not be crowdfunded, and will be produced internally by Rebellion- as of right now, we don’t have much else to go on, but as and when we do, we’ll make sure to let you know. Stay tuned to GamingBolt.