Here’s a sampling of just some of the games I’d love to see make an appearance at the Los Angeles Convention Center this year, and a few titles that should definitely show up unannounced. If past conferences are any indication, there are still a number of surprises that could crop up at any moment, as well as games we already knew about that’ll have more of a presence on the show floor.

So they likely won’t be playable at the show, but at least we know when to expect them, and it’s going to be an amazing end of 2019 going into 2020.Įlated as I am that these games have concrete dates when I can inject them directly into my veins at long last, however, there’s still a world of games to discover at the enormous trade show. My most-wanted games, Death Stranding, Final Fantasy VII Remake, Halo Infinite, and the Keanu Reeves-starring Cyberpunk 2077 were all dated for release in the days leading up to the first day of the show with brand-new footage, and all-but-guaranteed hands-on opportunities beyond E3. This year, some of the show’s biggest reveals happened ahead of the official event. If you’re knee-deep in gaming culture, it’s enough excitement to propel you through the rest of the year. It’s a veritable deluge of announcements about the hottest new games, systems, and developers peppered with trailers, tasty morsels of hands-on demos, and more.

To kick off our coverage, here are eight of Brittany’s most anticipated games at E3.Į3 is finally upon us-the event gamers of all stripes look forward to each year. Starting today, check back to see her dispatches from the trade show, including the coolest upcoming games and big announcements from major developers. Popular Mechanics gaming correspondent Brittany Vincent is on the scene this week at the 2019 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles.

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