Watch EA Play 2019 live stream here
Can't attend EA Play 2019, but want to see all the action for yourself? You can watch the EA Play 2019 live stream here.
EA Play 2019 kicks off later today, and that means fans of EA’s franchises will want to keep an eye out for news, info, and possible new reveals. Thankfully, EA is going to be streaming all of the big announcements and talks, which means you can watch the EA Play 2019 live stream here, without having to leave the comfort of your office.
Watch EA Play 2019 live stream here
The live streams for EA Play 2019 will kick off at approximately 9:15AM PDT with a countdown. From there, it’s going to be an action packed three hours or so of new reveals, gameplay, and more info about upcoming content for six of EA’s biggest franchises. You can watch the EA Play 2019 live stream via the embed below.
If you aren’t interested in seeing everything that EA will be showing off during EA Play 2019, then you can take a look at the schedule below to see exactly when your favorite franchise will take center stage.
Here’s the schedule that EA shared on the EA Play website:
- 9:15 am: Countdown to EA PLAY
- 9:30am: Star Wars™ Jedi: Fallen Order™
- Hosted by online personalities Greg Miller and Andrea Rene
- 10:00am: Apex Legends
- Hosted by commentator Alex “Goldenboy” Mendez
- 10:30am: Battlefield V
- Hosted by online personality Julia Hardy and EA’s Adam Freeman
- 11:00am: EA SPORTS FIFA
- Hosted by Alex “Goldenboy” Mendez
- 11:30am: EA SPORTS Madden NFL
- Hosted by NFL Network’s Adam Rank
- 12:00pm: The Sims 4
- Hosted by Andrea Rene
You’ll be able to tune into the stream through YouTube or Twitch, whichever works best for you. We’ll be watching, as well as attending the event, which means we’ll have plenty of coverage to keep you in the loop. Make sure you also keep an eye on our E3 2019 hub for more announcements, as well as some special interviews.
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And since FIFA/Madden are going to be more or less last year's game with a couple of new features, they're really only showing ONE NEW GAME.
I'm sure they're holding back a surprise or two (probably of the magnitude of uh... Unraveled 2 and Sea of Solitude(?) from last year), but it's weird watching EA in recent years and feeling like they hardly make any games nowadays.
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Honestly, I'm not sure there's as much of a future for E3 in the next few years. This push to do more Direct style events, other competing shows and just how accessible information in general has become makes E3 much less relevant than it was when it started as a mostly insider event. I think you still have to have a physical insider event to do the behind closed door stuff, especially between system (Nintendo, Sony, MS) and developers, but I can't see it's as important for what it was to court buyers and the media. There's just so many more ways to do that side of it now. Plus, the other shows allow the public in (I think E3 has started to bend on that?) so it's not like it the only way to keep the gaming hype alive in between holiday buying seasons.
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It looks VERY videogamey. Animations a little stiff between transitions of moving, jumping, swinging, etc...
Also why is Forest Whitaker in this? He dies before a New Hope and yet this takes place between 4 and 5 so.... uh.... what gives? Brother of his? Anyway... I'm a little disappointed in what I'm seeing :(-
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It does look a touch sloppy =(
It already looks aged in some places, a little out of what I expect for something this late in the console cycles. The whole time I was playing Sekiro I wanted it to be a Star Wars game too, and this looks like it will scratch the itch enough, so I'll probably play it.
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Yeah, it looked surprisingly average. The environments seem Star Warsy but kinda dull unfocused, and I dare say unrealistic? Why is there a door with a vine only you can walk on growing behind it? Why is there a lifted pipe you can push down? Why does that even exist? Why is he impaling storm troops? Seems kinda dark side.
Maybe I’m just getting too old for this. It doesn’t inspire awe as Jedi Knight did when I played it.
I want to like it, but it’s not doing it for me yet.
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New character seems ok, but the way this was preceded by a "woooo new skin! Yeah it's badass!" moment and battlepass discussion and a ranked mode and a bunch of stuff that sounds pedestrian at best, "get excited about new ways to pay us!" at worst. The most excited I can see someone getting about t his is "Oh, huh. That's kind of interesting."
I like Respawn a lot, and was kind of disappointed that neither of their presentations really gave me much to be excited about. Star Wars looks competent, but it's not exactly jumping to the top of my wishlist. Apex looks like Apex, but more skins. They should have done more than tease the giant eyeball thing.
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The nature of lightsabers and the exciting lightsabers fights in the movies would lead you to make more of a Souls game that was very deliberate and full of high stakes fights. But since this has to be a Star Wars game with mass appeal you instead get your standard post-Uncharted 3rd person action game with waves of canon fodder. So you are shown the excitement of being able to wield a lightsaber for the first time in ages and then it's all immediately washed away as you discover you're just meant to spend most of your time slashing away mindlessly at enemies whose entire role in the films is being bad at fighting and completely outmatched against this category of warrior.
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