EA is still on schedule for a press briefing, even if E3 isn't. Usually taking place on a yearly basis right before E3 kicks off, EA's event date hasn't changed, though it will be taking place online now. EA Play Live is set to occur on June 11th at 6pm CT, where we're promised to see world premieres and reveals, community content, and more aired through a livestream format. Last year's EA Play event showed us news like FIFA 20's release date, new Sims 4 DLC, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order gameplay, and other reveals. With Nintendo and Bethesda supposedly not partaking in the June festivities, that means EA will be one of the few publishers left still doing an event, alongside Microsoft.

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[James_]

I still won't be watching it.

 

[claussm]

I still won't be watching it.

bold

 

[nani17]

Great can't wait to see the list of trash titles full of microtransactions of sorry live services that launch with buggy ass Frostbite engine and all the dumbasses fall for the media hype and preorder before they've even seen a review

 

[Dimensional]

Great can't wait to see the list of trash titles full of microtransactions of sorry live services that launch with buggy ass Frostbite engine and all the dumbasses fall for the media hype and preorder before they've even seen a review

Reviews made by influencers who were either paid for their positive reviews, or EA modified the loot tables solely for the influencers get good stuff and then right good reviews when in reality everyone will have horrible loot tables. There's been confirmation companies have done that, changing the chances of things for people so they recommend it to their followers, only for their followers to have the default chances aimed to make them spend money to get what they want instead of spend the extreme amount of time.

 

[Mystic Shadow]

I wonder if its gonna cost $5.99 to watch it....

 

[Deleted User]

Hope nobody watches it

 

[MaxToTheMax]

You care... Don't you?

 

[Goku1992A]

idk why the hate I love my EA Pass $30 a year on Xbox1

 

[Victorzer]

I wonder if its gonna cost $5.99 to watch it....

with a 1.99$ DLC to watch it in HD

 

[Deleted User]

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— Electronic Arts (@EA) June 5, 2020

EA postponed EA Play Live 2020 from its previously planned June 11 date to June 18 at 4:00 p.m. PT / 7:00 p.m. ET.