Full EA Play 2019 Schedule Revealed

In case you haven’t heard yet, Publisher Electronic Arts won’t be holding its own press conference at E3 2019. Instead, they’ll be hosting a series of live streams called EA Play the weekend before E3 opens this year. If you are looking out for a particular game, you’ll be happy to know that EA has released the full stream schedule in case you didn’t want to sit through the whole thing.

EA Play 2019 will start off with a 15-minute pre-show before starting off with what is arguably their most anticipated title right now — Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order. Then, the stream gives half an hour for each game in its lineup. You can check out the full schedule below:

EA PLAY 2019

Date: June 8th (Saturday)

• Pre-Show — 9:15 AM PDT | 5:15 PM BST | 6:15 CEST
• Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order — 9:30 AM PDT | 5:30 PM BST | 6:30 CEST
• Apex Legends — 10 AM PDT | 6 PM BST | 7 PM CEST
• Battlefield 5 — 10:30 AM PDT | 6:30 PM BST | 7:30 PM CEST
• FIFA — 11 AM PDT | 7 PM BST | 8 PM CEST
• Madden NFL — 11:30 AM PDT | 7:30 PM BST | 8:30 PM CEST
• The Sims 4 — 12 PM PDT | 8 PM BST | 9 PM CEST

Where to watch: EA.com | YouTube | Twitch

Interestingly enough, Anthem doesn’t have a spot during the stream. It’s not surprising, though, given how the developers previously announced that they’ll be putting the game’s roadmap on hold to concentrate on fixing current issues. In fact, BioWare has been silent for quite some time and just recently resumed communication with the community as it announced the game’s latest patch.

Another game not joining EA Play this year is Star Wars Battlefront 2. The game will, however, host its own “Community Transmission” on June 7th which DICE’s Ben Walke claims will be “jam packed”.

In case you’re in Los Angeles on June 8th-9th, you can also choose to attend the event live at the Hollywood Palladium. Tickets are free but you’ll have to register here.

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