Where To Watch E3 2018: Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo, EA, Square Enix

By Ford James · April 19, 2018 at 12:10 AM UTC

E3 2018 is fast approaching, and we've got all the info and schedules for the major conferences, including when they start and where to watch them.

For gamers all around the world, E3 is one of the most exciting times of the year. New games are announced, new hardware is unveiled, and new rivalries are formed as publishers aim to have the most impressive E3 lineup. This year is looking to be no different, but who actually has a conference this year and where can you watch them? Read on for all the information you need.

EA: Saturday June 9 - 11am PST / 2pm EST / 7pm BST / 8pm CEST

Official Stream

*Anthem is sure to be EA's standout title for this event.*

EA didn’t have the best of conferences in 2017, but recently they’ve been in the spotlight a little less and have seemed to be focusing on making some decent games. Expect to see gameplay from Anthem, the next lineup of sports games including FIFA 19, NBA Live 19, and NHL 19, and hopefully a brand new IP.

Microsoft: Sunday June 10 - 1pm PST / 4pm EST / 9pm BST / 10pm CEST

Official Stream

*Microsoft have console exclusivity for PUBG, and they're making sure everyone knows it.*

Reports have been saying that this year will be Microsoft’s biggest ever presence at E3, and they definitely need it after how the PS4 has outperformed the Xbox One. Hopefully they’ll focus more on games, and no doubt they’ll capitalise more on their PUBG console exclusivity deal.

Bethesda: Sunday June 10 - 6:30pm PST / 9:30pm EST / 2:30am BST (Monday June 11) / 3:30am CEST

Official Stream

*This image did the rounds last year, and while it wasn't proven to be fake, it's not confirmed to be real either.*

Bethesda’s sole focus tends to be on single player titles, and the major one we can expect them to unveil this year is Starfield. It was rumored to be revealed last year but that turned out to be false, so it’ll be a big surprise if we don’t see it this time around. Bethesda also publish Quake Champions so we’ll likely get some news about the future of that title, and we can always dream about a new Fallout or Elder Scrolls game. Maybe they’ll release Skyrim for smartphones this time around?

Ubisoft: Monday June 11 - 1pm PST / 4pm EST / 9pm BST / 10pm CEST

Official Stream

*Fans of The Division will have plenty to look forward to in the sequel.*

Ubisoft usually have a lot of titles to reveal, and this time around we can expect to hear a lot about The Division 2, and potentially Watch_Dogs 3. No doubt we’ll get a new Just Dance title too, and there’s been a lot of rumors lately about a new Splinter Cell game. Maybe a new title for the Switch too?

Both Sony and Nintendo are confirmed to be making an appearance, but they haven’t announced the times for their shows yet. We’ll update this article when they do with their times and links to the streams, along with the PC Gaming Show if it makes a return.