According to industry reporter Jeff Grubb, Microsoft will hold an E3-style press conference in June this year. Previously, Xbox Era channel co-founder Nick Baker said that Microsoft planned to hold conferences in May and September, but Grubb did not seem to agree.
He said: “I’ll probably have more news on this soon, but in June, not May. Well, well, maybe they have some event in May or September, I don’t know, But what I do know is they’re gearing up for an E3-style launch in June.”
“They’re talking to partners to try and get the big games in. That’s what’s going on right now, it’s March, so it’s unlikely they’ll change that plan. They’re working in that direction and ready for this time frame. Do something down.”
It is worth mentioning that Andy Robinson, a reporter for foreign media VGC, said that this is consistent with the internal information he heard.
In recent years, due to the epidemic, E3 has been cancelled for two consecutive years, but Microsoft still chose to hold a press conference online, showing many games. In July 2020, Microsoft held a press conference to showcase games such as “Fable”, “Halo: Infinite” and “Oath”.