Battlefield 2042 at E3: Live Presentation and Details

You can follow the event live through the broadcast that will be published through their official YouTube account. Next, we leave you with the embedded video so that you can play it minutes before the event, a broadcast that will begin at 4:00 p.m.  (9:00 a.m. in Mexico). Of course, the broadcast will begin with a preview that will last until 5:00 p.m., so the important thing will not begin until an hour later.

What do we expect from this event?

As we have seen in previous leaks, the events that will take place in this new installment seem to be located in the near future, so do not expect or find yourself with an extremely futuristic environment or anything historical as we have seen in previous installments.

The most interesting thing is that in recent days, it seems that rumors suggest that the game will not finally be called “Battlefield” simply, but will include the date 2042, pointing to that moment in the timeline that effectively places us in a fairly near future. Will Battlefield 2042 be the official name of the game? Battlefield just seemed to have enough ballots to be the official name, but the truth is that it would be very strange not to see a Battlefield without a date. Don’t you think

When will we see it in stores?

As you can imagine, it is still too early to know this type of detail, but it is normal that we see it on the shelves at the end of the year. It is a project of great importance for EA, since it is possibly the most important Battlefield of recent years, and not only because of the expected title (the last Battlefield was landed in 2018), but because for its development they have brought together more studies than ever compared to previous editions, so the project must be of a significant size. What surprises do you think they will have in store for us? Will you finally have a Battle Royale with which to deal with the Fortnite and W a rzone proposals?

Start E3

With this conference, we inaugurate the start of E3, the great video game fair that, as you well know, this year is being held completely digitally. At his side, we will also be watching the Summer Game Fest, the event organized by Geoff Keighley that will bring together many other companies not present at E3 to present their news and upcoming releases.

It’s going to be a pretty interesting week as far as videogames are concerned, so we’ll be very entertained commenting on all the news that will appear in the coming days.

Remember that you can follow all the E3 conferences by following the presentation schedule that we leave you below, so you have no excuse to say that they have escaped you: