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Thursday, 4 December 2014

EA to make a ‘special announcement’ at The Game Awards


EA COO Peter Moore will be making an appearance at The Game Awards this Friday to make a “special announcement,” he confirmed on Twitter.


“I’m looking forward to joining @geoffkeighley on stage Friday night in Las Vegas @thegameawards to make a special announcement from @EA,” he wrote.


Since this tease, the Internet has been trying to work out exactly what this “special announcement” could be, but host Geoff Keighley doesn’t think they can figure it out. “Pretty sure no one will guess this one,” he said to Moore. “See you Friday.”


Keighley has previously stated that more than a dozen world premieres are scheduled to take place during the show. So far we know that Metal Gear Solid series creator Hideo Kojima will be in attendance to offer a first look at the new Metal Gear Online and that new footage of The Order: 1886 and Bloodborne will be shown.


The Game Awards will take place this Friday, December 5, in Las Vegas.





EA to make a ‘special announcement’ at The Game Awards

Wednesday, 3 December 2014

No new game announcements from Microsoft at The Game Awards


Microsoft has no plans to announce any new games during The Game Awards show this Friday, according to Xbox marketing head Aaron Greenberg.


“Since many have asked we are not planning any new game announcements @thegameawards. Looking forward to watching a great show however,” he wrote on Twitter. This doesn’t necessarily mean that we won’t get to see more of already announced Xbox titles though.


Previously, host Geoff Keighley teased that over a dozen world premieres are planned for the show. However, he later clarified that not all of them will be “world level, megaton breaking announcements.”


So far we know that Metal Gear Solid series creator Hideo Kojima will present a first look at the new Metal Gear Online during the show, and that new footage of The Order: 1886 and Bloodborne will also be shown.


The Game Awards is set to take place in Las Vegas this Friday, December 5.




No new game announcements from Microsoft at The Game Awards