Elden Ring might be at E3 as Bandai Namco is set to appear

Elden Ring might be at E3 as Bandai Namco is set to announced

(Epitome credit: FromSoftware)

Elden Ring, two words that are practically synonymous with Big Foot, might finally be uncovered, or revealed, at E3's 2022 showcase.

According to E3's official participating companies list, BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment America Inc. — the company publishing Elden Ring — is set to appear alongside a number of AAA video game companies.

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Why it's not just false hope

Get-go of all, I can believe, damn information technology. Secondly, Elden Ring has been in evolution for quite awhile and FromSoftware has been pretty quiet most everything, which is honestly understandable since gamers unhealthily hype upwardly games way too much.

I wouldn't evidence a single piece of the game either if I knew things may or may non exist cut, as it happens with virtually AAA titles, just to avoid a state of affairs like Cyberpunk 2077. Plus, FromSoftware had to work around the pandemic as well every bit the fact that the game all simply has to launch on side by side-gen consoles (now technically electric current-gen).

However, it'due south entirely possible that Elden Ring might not show upwardly, equally Bandai Namco has two other games that have been in the works: Scarlet Nexus and Tales of Arise. Not to mention that Bandai Namco could certainly announce new games. Information technology certainly has an unrelenting force of anime titles to throw at people.

Despite that, nosotros accept technically seen some Elden Ring footage already that leaked dorsum in February. At the very to the lowest degree, the game is playable, then at that place'southward something to show off. And FromSoftware has been known to show off its games at E3 specifically. We're however over a calendar month away, then stay tuned for more E3 news.

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