Summer Game Fest 2022 Lineup Revealed - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 01 June 2022 / 4,049 Views
The organizers for Summer Game Fest via Twitter have revealed the lineup of partners that will participate in this years activities.
The main Summer Game Fest showcase will be help on Thursday, June 9 at 11:00 am PT / 2:00 pm ET / 7:00 pm BST. It will be streamed on Twitch.
Here's a look at more than 30 partners that will participate in #SummerGameFest activities across June.
— Summer Game Fest - Live June 9 (@summergamefest) May 31, 2022
Stay tuned for more announcements and details in the coming days! pic.twitter.com/0Plln9ba7D
Here is the complete list of partners that will participate in Summer Game Fest:
- 2K
- Activision
- Atlus
- Bandai Namco
- Bloober Team
- Capcom
- Coffee Stain
- Deep Silver
- Devolver Digital
- Digital Extremes
- DotEmu
- Electronic Arts
- Epic Games
- Focus Entertainment
- Frost Giant Studios
- Humble Games
- Level Infinite
- Mediatonic
- MiHoYo
- Netflix
- PlayStation
- Raw Fury
- Samsung Gaming Hub
- Sega
- Skybound Games
- Square Enix
- Steam
- Studio MDHR
- Tribeca Festival
- Warner Bros. Games
- Xbox
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I'm personally stoked to finally see what Frost Giant Studios is working on. They've said they want to make the next big RTS and the entire studio is run by former Blizzard devs that worked on StarCraft and Warcraft. So I've been eagerly anticipating to see what their first project is as well as the studios under Dreamhaven, which hopefully we'll hear about their projects soon too.
But I'm also very surprised to see PlayStation on the list.
As long as Nintendo isn't participating on Summer Game Fest, it's not replacing E3. Last year we saw a Nintendo Direct around the Summer Game Fest opening show, though.
Nintendo won't have any participation then?
Maybe they don't have a Direct ready for June. It would cool though if they could at least tell us the title of the next Zelda game.
I guess it's possible that Nintendo just didn't want to partner with Geoff on Summer Games Fest and they'll still have their Direct, but it'll be completely separate from everything else that's going on?
Yea assuming that they have a Direct for this summer which I don't see why they wouldn't, I think it's most likely they'll stick to June as usual, even if they're not a part of this.
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