How to watch the Xbox showcase live: see a host of new Xbox Series X and PC games

Xbox's Partner Preview will include multiple game reveals, here's what you need to know

Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S on table with green background
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Microsoft will host a new showcase event today, Wednesday 6 March 2024.

Titled "Partner Preview" it will exclusively focus on games from third-party publishers, including new titles from Capcom, EA and Nexon. You can watch it via the video below...

Here are extra details on when it starts, and what games you can expect during the livestream.

When is the Xbox Partner Preview presentation?

The Xbox Partner Preview will take place today, Wednesday 6 March 2024. It will start at 18:00 GMT.

Here are the start times for other regions:

  • US West Coast: 10:00 PT
  • US East Coast: 13:00 ET
  • UK: 18:00 GMT
  • Central Europe: 19:00 CET
  • India (New Delhi): 10:30 IST
  • Japan (Tokyo): 02:00 JST (7 March)
  • South Korea (Seoul): 02:00 KST (7 March)
  • Australia (Sydney): 05:00 AEDT (7 March)

How to watch the Xbox Partner Preview

You can watch the Xbox Partner Preview livestream right here, via the video further up this page.

Alternatively, you will be able to watch it on Xbox's channels on YouTube and Twitch.

What's the running time of the Xbox Partner Preview and what games will be shown?

Microsoft has revealed that the latest Xbox showcase – its Partner Preview event – will run for approximately 30-minutes and be available in 4K 60fps  (via the YouTube stream).

There will be "more than a dozen" trailers and reveals of new games from the likes of Capcom, Electronic Arts and Nexon.

It will include new footage of EA's forthcoming Metroidvania game Tales of Kenzera: Zau and Capcom's beautiful-looking Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess. While action RPG The First Berserker: Khazan is also confirmed to feature.

There will be other titles revealed too, with Xbox claiming that the presentation will get you to the heart of each game with "no frills" around the edges.

We won't, therefore, hear anything about the much-rumoured Xbox Series X Pro (or whatever it is to be called). We'll likely have to wait until summer to find out more about the company's future hardware plans.

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