Microsoft will show 14 Xbox Game Studios games at E3 2019

The Initiative E3 2018
The Initiative E3 2018 (Image credit: Microsoft)

What you need to know

  • Microsoft's E3 2019 media briefing takes place in a few weeks.
  • Phil Spencer added that 14 Xbox Game Studios games will be shown at the event.
  • Titles like a new Fable are rumored for the event.

Over the past few years, Microsoft has made tremendous strides in improving its first-party lineup. The company has acquired numerous renowned studios like Playground Games and Obsidian Entertainment. With E3 2019 around the corner, it seems like what these teams have been working on will be showcased during the event. Today, Phil Spencer, the Executive Vice President of Gaming at Microsoft, said that 14 Xbox Game Studios titles will be showcased.

Spencer added that this is the most first-party games Microsoft has ever showcased during an E3 event. Hopefully, these titles will be of the utmost quality because the company has to put out games on the level of God of War, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and Spider-Man to compete with Nintendo and Sony.

There are rumors floating around that a new Ninja Theory game, as well as Fable IV, may be revealed. However, only time will tell. It's definitely an exciting time to be an Xbox One gamer because there are 14 titles to speculate on!

What types of games do you want Microsoft to reveal during E3? Maybe there will be more open-world titles. What do you think?

Xbox accessories you'll love

Every one of these quality accessories is guaranteed to enhance your Xbox experience.

PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller for Xbox One ($20 at Amazon)

PowerA's take on the Xbox One controller is an attractive pickup for budget-conscious gamers that nails all the basics.

Talon PDP Xbox media remote ($20 at Amazon)

The Talon PDP Xbox media remote is great for watching shows on your console.

Xbox One S vertical stand ($10 at Amazon)

Stand your console upright with this accessory.

Asher Madan

Asher Madan handles gaming news for Windows Central. Before joining Windows Central in 2017, Asher worked for a number of different gaming outlets. He has a background in medical science and is passionate about all forms of entertainment, cooking, and antiquing.