Curious about which games will be announced at E3 2014? While you won’t know for sure which games are being announced, Twitch TV’s E3 broadcast schedule does indicate who will be revealing their unannounced titles. More importantly, it shows how many games each publisher will be revealing.

NeoGAF helpfully compiled the developers who have unannounced titles on the cards, along with how many games they have planned. They include: Nintendo (4), Microsoft Studios (3), Deep Silver (2), Ubisoft (2), Square Enix (2), Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment (2), SCEA (2: “Unannounced PS4/PS3 title” and “Unannounced PS4/PS Vita Digital title”), Crytek (1), EA (1) and Tecmo Koei (1).

Bethesda’s unannounced title was updated to be the recently revealed BattleCry, so it’s likely other updates could happen in the coming week. For instance, one of Deep Silver’s games could be the recently revealed Homefront: The Revolution. We also expect Forza Horizon 2 to be one of Microsoft’s unannounced games.

It’s still exciting to know that Ubisoft, Microsoft and Nintendo have some big name games we don’t know about. Are you looking forward to E3 more than before? Let us know in the comments.

PAX Prime begins in a few hours, and if you’re eager to catch all the action, Twitch.tv  will be livestreaming multiple games from the event, reports Gematsu. These games include the usual suspects (like League of Legends, games which thrive off online livestreaming), as well as some eagerly anticipated upcoming games, including launch Xbox One games like Ryse: Son of Rome and Dead Rising 3. Indie sensation Hotline Miami 2 is also expected to be livestreamed.

Sony’s Tearaway, the next EverQuest game, and the new Scribblenauts games are among the other big name games that will also be livestreamed. You can check the full schedule by clicking on the link above.

Additionally, at least one panel from PAX Prime will also be livestreamed: one discussing Sony’s upcoming PlayStation 4 title, inFamous: Second Son, where the developers will talk about how the newest entry in Sucker Punch’s franchise has been inspired by the city of Seattle (where, incidentally, PAX Prime is taking place).

Or you could just stay tuned to GamingBolt, because we’ll be reporting on all the major news from the event anyway.