When & Where To Watch The Xbox 2025 Developer Direct
Directs hosted by Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony are some of the biggest moments in gaming history and something fans eagerly wait for each year, and the Xbox Developer Direct is no exception. During livestream showcases, developers and publishers reveal new games, updates, and exciting announcements. Oftentimes, companies will also reveal exclusive content and gameplay footage to build even more excitement for the soon-to-be-released titles. Xbox Developer Direct is one such Direct that features these exclusive sneak peeks, and the 2025 event is almost here.
Fans are anticipating major announcements about upcoming Xbox games and features. As always, the event promises to be filled with surprises, leaving viewers excited about what's to come next in the gaming world. Here's where and when the Xbox Developer Direct live stream will take place along with what to expect from the stream.
Microsoft plans on starting 2025 off strong, with the Developer Direct of the year scheduled to hit screens on Thursday, January 23, as announced on the official blog. With the new year just beginning, Microsoft is setting the stage for a fresh wave of excitement in the gaming world. The January 23 event marks the start of what could be an important year for Xbox, with several new projects on the horizon
There are so many amazing games coming out for Xbox Series X/S in 2025, ranging from massive RPGs like Fable to high-anticipated indie gems.
The 2025 Xbox Developer Direct starts at 10 AM PT, 12 PM CST, 1 PM ET, and 6 PM UK time. Based on the previous Developer Directs held in 2023 and 2024, the showcase should last for around 45 minutes, so there will be plenty of time to show off gameplay and exciting reveals. Those living in other time zones can convert the start time using an online time zone converter.
To watch the Xbox 2025 Developer Direct livestream, tune into the official Xbox video platforms. This includes theofficial Xbox YouTube and Xbox Twitch channels. The livestream will
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