Microsoft has revealed the date and time for its Xbox One GamesCom 2014 press conference with a teaser trailer.
On Tuesday August 12 in Cologne, Microsoft will hold a special GamesCom 2014 press conference, detailing the latest on its upcoming titles.
The show will kick off at 2pm CEST (1pm BST) and will contain a number of new trailers and potentially some big new announcements too.
“On Tuesday 12 we bring you the GamesCom 2014 Xbox briefing, live as it happens. So you’ll be there to see and hear all the news.”
We already know that Remedy will demonstrate the first Quantum Break gameplay footage, hopefully revealing how the live action and third-person gameplay will intertwine.
“I’m very excited to tell you that we’ll be presenting Quantum Break’s time amplified action gameplay for the first time ever at Gamescom”, said Remedy creative direction Sam Lake back in May.
Plus, Microsoft also confirmed that the first footage of the Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare multiplayer will be its to show.
“Tune in on August 11 to see Sledgehammer Games present the exclusive live reveal of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare multiplayer,” said Xbox Live’s Larry Hryb, aka Major Nelson.
You can tune in via Xbox Live, Xbox.com and Windows Phone. Or you can head to the Xbox One Twitch app, where all the GamesCom footage will be streamed live.
Other exciting gaming stuff confirmed for GamesCom includes the first Dead Island 2 playable gameplay and some brand new Metal Gear Solid 5 news.
TrustedReviews will be on the floor at GamesCom to bring you all the latest on all the big name games, so stay tuned.
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