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Update: EA Press Conference To Begin June 9
Update: EA has officially unveiled that its EA Play conference at E3 2018 will begin at 11 am PDT starting on June 9 at the Hollywood Palladium. EA Play kicks off with a presser, and then the publisher will hold events until the 11th. You can read the original story below on what the event will showcase and how you can preregister for it if you'd like a chance to attend.
[Source: EA on Twitter]
Original Story (03/27/18): The rumblings of E3 2018 are afoot, and while accommodations will be slim for regular attendees, preregistration has opened today for EA's Play conference that will be going from June 9 to 11.
Preregistration doesn't guarantee a slot for a "gameplay" or "stand-by line" ticket, which grants you one gameplay session (or just the possibility) of trying newly announced content. You will need to keep an eye out on May 25 at 9 a.m. PT for a notification that lets you know you can officially book a session. Once they're gone, they're gone.
New sports titles, Anthem, and the next Battlefield are set to be shown during the live stream. If you have kids and want to attend, EA is planning on adding more family-friendly avenues at EA Play 2018 with "a dedicated entrance line for families with children 12 and under, a family zone and more family-friendly games."
You can watch Dan Tack and Javy Gwaltney's reactions to last year's EA Play conference through this link.
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