Considering that E3 2019 will officially begin on June 11th, it's not really surprising that first reports on the highly anticipated show's line-up are being posted on a daily basis. According to various sources, this year's E3 will be the most important one in years, as the Microsoft team is expected to reveal the Xbox One successors (reportedly codenamed Xbox Anaconda and Xbox Scarlett) on the show floor.
The fact that Sony is skipping the E3 will definitely give Microsoft and the Xbox team more opportunities to get the spotlight. Given that both PlayStation 5 and the "Xbox 4" will supposedly hit stores in mid-2020, E3 2019 might be Microsoft's best chance to turn the tide and steal Sony's thunder with the announcements of new machines and some high-profile video games to support them.
The Leocarian user, verified by the ResetEra administration, has recently decided to reveal plenty of new details on Microsoft's E3 2019 media briefing, and if his revelations are true, we're in for a treat.
According to Leocarian, the conference will start with a new trailer for Halo The Master Chief Collection's PC port. Apparently, that won’t be the only Halo game showcased at the expo, as Halo Infinite’s action-packed gameplay trailer and release date may also be revealed in June (launching in 2020 for Xbox One and as the Xbox Scarlett’s launch title). It's rather safe to say that Gears 5 and its spin-off, titled Gears Tactic, will also be featured at E3 2019, even without Leocarian's big reveals.
After the Gears segment, Microsoft is allegedly planning to show more footage from Battletoads and Ori and the Will of the Wisps, with the confirmation that the latter will arrive at some point in 2019.
Moving on to multiplatform projects, Leocarian is claiming that Piranha Bytes, the makers of Gothic, will reveal their all-new IP with mecha during the conference, as we reportedly will get our first chance to take a look at the long-rumored new entry in the Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell series at the main show.
Continuing, Playground Games' take on the Fable franchise may also get a chance to shine, just like Bleeding Edge, Ninja Theory's new series. The Rare crew's next-gen title also is on the cards, similar to the announcements of new studios being acquired by Microsoft and joining the Xbox Game Studios family. Finally, Capcom reboot of Dino Crisis will also be shown, at least in Leocarian’s opinion.
While it all sounds pretty great, please remember that until anything is officially announced by Microsoft or other publishers, consider everything reported on this subject nothing more than a rumor.