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EA has announced the schedule of livestreams for its upcoming EA Play event during E3 week in LA, confirming that 30 minutes of footage of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order will be broadcast worldwide at the event.
Confirming the full schedule via the EA Twitter account, the game will be the first title livestreamed after the introduction, followed by Apex Legends, Battlefield V, FIFA, Madden and The Sims 4. The broadcasts will take place from the Hollywood Palladium on June 8 from 5:15pm UK time, and will be streamed on EA's YouTube and Twitch channels.
EA Play will be EA's main presence during E3 week, having previously announced they won't be having a traditional E3 confrence this year. The event was originally scheduled to run three days, with the Livestreams taking place on June 7 followed by the two-day public hands-on sessions during June 8 and June 9, but it seems the broadcasts have been merged into the public event instead.
EA PLAY is only 10 days away and we've got live stream details for you!
Three hours of live streams, starting at 9:15 am PDT on Saturday, June 8.
Read here for more details: https://t.co/id7P5UC3Kk pic.twitter.com/fwoVn2C6zB
— Electronic Arts (@EA) May 29, 2019
