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Summer Games Fest will feature over 30 publishers

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Jun 1, 2022



Summer Games Fest, Geoff Keighley’s mid-year games showcase, will be picking up E3’s slack by partnering with more than thirty publishers, such as Xbox, EA, Activision, and more.Each year the Summer Games Fest seems to grow, and with E3 having been cancelled for 2022 due to COVID-19 concerns and publishers like EA cancelling their standalone shows, 2022 looks to be another promising year for Keighley’s event. Hell, you can watch Summer Games Fest in select IMAX theatres now, so it really must be doing well.Summer Games Fest partner lineupThis year’s show will feature announcements, reveals, and more from over thirty publishers, so whether you enjoy the show or not, there should be something in there for everyone. Here are all of the currently revealed Summer Games Fest partners:2KActivisionAtlusBandai NamcoBloober TeamCapcomCoffee StainDeep SilverDevolver DigitalDigital ExtremesDotemuEAEpic GamesFocus EntertainmentFrost GiantHumble GamesLevel InfiniteMediatonicMiHoYoNetflixPlayStationRaw FurySamsungSegaSquare EnixSkybound GamesSteamStudio MDHRTribeca FestivalWarner Bros. Games XboxIt’s certainly an impressive lineup and it excites us to speculate on what may or may not happen, so keep an eye out for our predictions. Could this be the year we finally learn about the rumoured Bloober Team Silent Hill game? Will Devolver Digital leave us with another beautifully crafted word that’ll have us chuckling until its next showcase? Will Netflix tell us that it’s making a Lollipop Chainsaw TV series — it’s never, ever, been mentioned, but it’d be cool, right? Yes, we really want to see Juliette Starling on our screens again. We don’t have long to wait until we find out, though, as Summer Games Fest 2022 will be kicking off next Thursday, June 9th. Head over to our announcement story to find out when and where you can watch the festivities.What are you hoping to see from the announced partners, if anything? Let us know down below!



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