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E3 might be dead and buried<\/a> but there’s still a ton of gaming news to look forward to in the coming days as Summer Game Fest 2024<\/a> is standing in the old expo’s stead. SGF has gradually taken on more importance over the last few years as an umbrella for all the various game showcases that take place each June.<\/p>\n

From June 7 until June 10, a string of SGF events will highlight dozens of games. The big announcements will all be livestreamed for you to watch at home but there’s also an in-person component to SGF. Engadget will have boots on the ground to bring you some extra insight as well as our impressions of many of the games featured throughout the event.<\/p>\n

For those of you who’ll be enjoying the festivities from afar, here’s the lowdown on how to watch Summer Game Fest 2024 and what to expect.<\/p>\n