Microsoft and Bethesda: Live stream for the E3 showcase - Xbox event starts at 7 p.m.

Microsoft and Bethesda

Microsoft and Bethesda in the live stream: The showcase for E3 2021 begins at 7 p.m. With the video included below, you'll be there live - and get all the information about the upcoming games first hand. "As part of the big stream you can expect brand new information on upcoming games from Xbox Game Studios, Bethesda and partners around the world," announced the Redmond company. Viewers can look forward to the first big performance since Microsoft publisher Bethesda took over.

In the live stream, news about the line-up resulting from the partnership with Bethesda can be expected. The publisher is responsible for Doom, Wolfenstein, Fallout and The Elder Scrolls, among others. Whether there will finally be new material for The Elder Scrolls 6 and Starfield in the E3 Showcase remains to be seen. The same goes for the new Indiana Jones game that Bethesda is also working on. However, there could be more information about which Bethesda games are to appear exclusively for Xbox and Windows PCs from now on. Apart from that, new details about Halo Infinite and Forza Motorsport 8 are to be expected, which are currently being worked on at Microsoft Studios.

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For this year's E3, Microsoft is apparently preparing a bigger surprise. var lstExcludedArticleTicker = '1373570,1197010,1373510,1373401'; "In the stream you will find out news about the lineup that results from the partnership with Bethesda, news about upcoming titles, details about fresh releases in Xbox Game Pass and much more," announced Microsoft. We'll find out more in the live stream from 7 p.m.

The stream can be followed on Twitch and YouTube, among others. A digital Xbox FanFest has also been announced, which should also attract visitors with events, content and competitions in 2021.

Xbox & Bethesda: Live stream for the showcase from 7 p.m.

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How to watch the Xbox and Bethesda E3 conference

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Team Xbox will take to the stage alongside Bethesda to showcase a 90-minute presentation of games for E3 2021. It’ll last 90 minutes, and it’ll apparently show off games coming to Xbox this holiday season, games that’ll soon be coming to Xbox Game Pass, plus some other announcements. Microsoft is calling the event its “biggest moment of 2021 so far,” so Xbox fans shouldn’t miss this one.

Here’s how you can watch it:

When does the Xbox and Bethesda game showcase begin?

It’ll start at 1PM ET / 10AM PT on Sunday, June 13th.

How can I watch the Xbox event?

You can watch it at Xbox’s Twitch, YouTube, Facebook, or Twitter pages. It’s available in other ways around the world, too. Microsoft says it’ll be available “simultaneously on channels across the globe, including Bilibili in China, Jeuxvideo in France, and VK in Russia, OTT platforms including Samsung TV+, Xumo, PlutoTV and Vizio, and regional Xbox pages on Facebook and elsewhere.”

The show will be broadcast in 1080p at 60 frames per second, but Microsoft says that videos in 4K resolution at 60 frames per second will be uploaded to the Xbox YouTube channel following the stream.