Every game at not-E3 2022

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There's technically no E3 this year, but you'd be forgiven for thinking otherwise. Over the course of a few days, Sony announced that Spider-Man is coming to PC, Street Fighter 6 was revealed, Bethesda gave us our first proper look at Starfield, and exciting games like The Invincible were shown at the PC Gaming Show.

In this article, we've collected all the big games that got trailers and announcements during this reveal-heavy late spring not-actually-E3 part of the year, and we'll keep updating it. The weekend's events are over, but there are a few more coming throughout the rest of June.

The PlayStation State of Play event aired Thursday. You can watch the full archived stream on Twitch(opens in new tab). 

What is it? Dead Space co-creator Glen Schofield is back with a new team, and a new game that looks… very Dead Space. Given that the Dead Space series became what it did, that's quite refreshing.When's it out? December 2.Is it coming to PC? Yes.What's new? Two trailers, one from Sony's State of Play above, and one from Summer Game Fest.(opens in new tab)

What is it? The next mainline Final Fantasy game, in which we're pleased to find that someone is finally questioning the benevolence of those damn crystalsWhen's it out? Summer 2023.Is it coming to PC? We hope so! There were some early rumblings about it, but Square Enix has been pretty quiet since then. Almost every main series FF has made its way to PC eventually, including the recent FF7 Remake. It can sometimes take a while, though.What's new? We got to see quite a bit of flashy, action-packed gameplay that seems to be taking the series to a new level in terms of presentation. There's also a lot of moody dialogue and proper nouns that don't make a ton of sense