Microsoft’s Plans For Its First-Party Showcase Could “Bring The Heat In July”, Insider Shares

Currently, the next set of plans are still unknown for Microsoft’s Xbox 20/20 initiative for this month in June. Last month, the firm unveiled the new line of events to arrive each month as we approach closer to the release of the next-generation system, Xbox Series X. Following the inaugural show which introduced the first look at third-party projects that can operate on the new hardware, the plans for June is left vacant.

But according to known industry insider Shinobi602, he tells that July is where the real action will happen. On ResetEra, he explains in a response that next month’s virtual show will be bombastic in the contents of first-party reveals.

They’re absolutely going to bring the heat in July – without spoiling anything. There’s a lot to show.

For followers who keep an ear close to the ground, you should be familiar with the previous statement Xbox General Manager Aaron Greenberg shared last month as well. In that, he unveils that Microsoft will be positioning its full lineup of unique properties from Xbox Game Studios in July. Titles like the advertised Halo Infinite and other projects alike will also be presented alongside the Xbox Series X launch title.

Shinobi602’s statement also looks to correspond with a recent post made by an employee at 343 Industries on Microsoft’s ambitions for the coming show. Community Director Brian Jarrard disclosed on Twitter that the developer aimed to “[2020] was to be our big year to own the show,” he writes when reflecting on this year’s E3 being cancelled. The statement shares to have a lot of vigor towards what could have been a major show for the coming platform.

Another speculated reveal could be from the newly founded Santa Monica team, The Initiative. According to former Technical Designer Christopher Ng on LinkedIn, he discloses to have worked on creating an arsenal of spy equipment for the unannounced game. That includes camera systems and other surveillance-like equipment & gadgets.

Elsewhere, despite the propelled excitement aligned for the first-party lineup from Microsoft, there is also the possibility said titles might not arrive as projected. According to Phil Spencer when speaking with CNBC, he shares that while the Xbox Series X will certainly have a successful launch for holiday 2020, software on the other hand might face some delays in favor of the safety and mental health of the Xbox Game Studios’ teams. You can read the full report by heading here.

What do you hope will be a big reveal from Microsoft?

Source: ResetEra