All losses of E3 2019 before press conferences

Some of the announcements announced at E3 are likely to leak, but the E3 2019 is looking to set a new record. Much of what will happen at the various E3 news conferences over the next few days has already been spoiled, even though EA Play today has remained perfectly waterproof, with the exception of Wattson's Apex Legends (and it turns out that it's largely because a lot that could be spoiled). Friday night, many important announcements were announced in advance.

This particular batch concerned the E3 range published by Bandai Namco. The most important of this group is undoubtedly the new game from From Software, which would be called Elden Ring. A new De game would be great news whatever the circumstances, but this one is a collaboration with George RR Martin, the author of A Song of Ice and Fire – the base of Game of Thrones. The name of Elden Ring and the illustrations that accompany it are new, but even this leak concerns something that had already surfaced online; Previous reports already indicated that Martin and De were working together on a new game.

The other Bandai leaks involved a remastering of Ni no Kuni and a new RPG in his Tales of Tales series called Tales of Arise. It's unclear how that happened – the three leaks happened so quickly that it seems like the publisher has a security problem. Whatever the case may be, Katsuhiro Harada of Bandai Namco summed up the situation well:

All this follows the very credible leak of a video of Bleeding Edge, DMC's new game: Devil May Cry and Hellblade developer, Ninja Theory. And the list of Watch Dogs Legion retailers, prompting Ubisoft to confirm the game before its press conference. And Destiny 2 datamines discover the support of cross-backup and a new Shadowkeep extension that brings players back to the moon. And Baldur's Gate III, whose existence was buried in markup code on the Larian Studio's presentation website. And the release date of Death Stranding, published on the Facebook account of PlayStation Taiwan. And Call of Duty 2019 being a new modern war.

Etc.

That means nothing of the other leaks we are still waiting for, like the new generation Xbox console, Fable 4, Ubisoft Play and Ubisoft's roller derby game. It remains more than a day before most press conferences begin, there is still time for even more leaks.

Saturday was relatively calm with regard to leaks, although, as seen with Bandai Namco, they can arrive very quickly. At this rate, do not be surprised if there is nothing left to do.