Electronic Arts already confirmed on Twitter that there would be a gameplay reveal on June 5th at Summer Game Fest, so this report carries even more weight. However, pre-orders may begin shortly after, with the Standard Edition reportedly costing $49.99 on PC and $59.99 on consoles, while the Deluxe Edition is apparently $59.99 and $69.99.

There are currently no details on what Deluxe owners can expect, but advanced access is apparently not included. Also, the Standard Edition is reportedly the only one getting a standard release.

Star Wars Zero Company has enticed us ever since its announcement, promising a tactical strategy experience that channels the likes of Andor and The Clone Wars. As Hawks, a former officer of the Republic, players take on missions with a mercenary group to deal with a new threat.

It offers many of the same tenets as XCOM, especially permadeath, with a greater emphasis on character interactions and consequences. The fact that it’s not colliding with other upcoming releases (for now) makes it all the more enticing.

Of course, you could interpret this in several ways, from being the longest Summer Game Fest showcase to the one with the most World Premieres and announcements. Keighley may even be referring to the attendance and overall scale.

Assuming it’s about the sheer amount of reveals, we wouldn’t be too surprised – if we could figure out what they all are. Odds are high that Capcom announces the release date for Onimusha: Way of the Sword (allegedly launching in September) and reveals Monster Hunter Wilds’ expansion. It may even go further by finally announcing the long-rumored Resident Evil – Code: Veronica remake.

If Hideo Kojima, a regular at the shows and a good friend of Keighley, appears, then perhaps there will be an update about horror title OD. And of course, there’s always the possibility that Rockstar drops that brand new trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6 before potentially kicking off marketing later this month. Stay tuned for all the details and updates this Friday.