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With Xbox committing to at least five new games from Xbox Game Studios and Bethesda in the next 12 months, and the Forza Motorsport reboot supposedly being in development since 2017, everything is lining up for the reimagined racer to strengthen the currently-weak Xbox first-party games lineup in the near future. Nothing has been confirmed, but not only do I think it's probable that Turn10 Studios will take the stage during the event, I sincerely hope it does happen. The road to the Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase has been rife with conjecture and speculation, and one of the more prevalent rumors was that Forza Motorsport would finally make an appearance, possibly with a release date announcement. Unfortunately, nearly two years after its initial teaser reveal, we still don't know much about the enigmatic simulation racing game. It's well-known that Turn10 Studios and Xbox Game Studios are working on a Forza Motorsport reboot, which aims to rebuild the legendary racing franchise from the ground up on a brand-new ForzaTech engine. Matt Brownįorza Motorsport set to make a splash at Xbox & Bethesda event

While 343 Industries likely won’t announce new games this week, a previous teaser implies it could have something to show at the extended June 14 broadcast. It’s currently thought that Tatanka could be targeting Season 4, recently delayed to early 2023, following changes to the Halo Infinite roadmap. First detailed in a report from Senior Xbox Editor Jez Corden in January, the mode is in development under the codename Tatanka, taking on behemoths like Fortnite and Call of Duty: Warzone. Halo Infinite developer 343 Industries continues work on the live service for its free-to-play multiplayer, with Season 2 currently underway and co-op campaign support set to enter testing this July.ģ43 Industries has also teamed up with Certain Affinity on future Halo Infinite content, which we understand to be a new battle royale-inspired multiplayer experience, with a Halo twist. It’s now been over six months since the launch of Halo Infinite, with hopes the title could make an appearance at the Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase this weekend. Is Microsoft ready to show off Halo Infinite's battle royale mode?

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Expect Xbox Cloud Gaming to make frequent appearances this weekend, alongside its latest Xbox Series X|S consoles. Xbox Cloud Gaming will likely play a pivotal role during the Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase, helping its future games catalog reach the widest possible audience. These now fall under “Xbox Everywhere,” an umbrella term for its up-and-coming ecosystem, breaking away from traditional console hardware. Microsoft continues to push Xbox Cloud Gaming as its next major innovation, streaming Xbox games over the internet with low latency, in tandem with its Xbox Game Pass subscription service. Microsoft has also confirmed plans to launch a streaming-only Xbox device further down the line, internally dubbed Xbox “Keystone,” posing a more affordable entry point into the Xbox ecosystem.

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TVs are the latest joining its growing cloud empire, thanks to a new Xbox TV app headed to Samsung’s 2022 TV range from June 30. Xbox Cloud Gaming continues to expand at a steady pace, with mobiles, PCs, and Xbox consoles now hooked into Microsoft’s streaming platform. Xbox Cloud Gaming TV app launches on Samsung TVs this month (Image credit: Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.)

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Keep scrolling for all the latest from the Windows Central team, news updates, trailers, and key takeaways from the 2022 show. Windows Central Senior Xbox Editor Jez Corden, Senior Editor Matt Brown, and gaming news writer Zachary Boddy will be posting regular news and rumors, coupled with up-to-the-minute commentary and deep dives. This year, Windows Central has been live blogging throughout the entire weekend, and you can still join us on the journey. The event had something for everyone, hosting upcoming blockbusters while leaving room for some promising indies. Forza Motorsport, Redfall, and Diablo 4 all received gameplay demos, before closing on a deep dive into Bethesda’s Starfield sci-fi RPG. Microsoft focused its Sunday showing on the “next 12 months of Xbox,” with appearances from anticipated Xbox games launching in early 2023. The event discussed everything Xbox owners could look forward to in 2022 and beyond, with updates on the latest projects from Xbox Game Studios and Bethesda Softworks.

This year’s Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase has now wrapped, presenting over 90 minutes of news and trailers for upcoming Xbox games.

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