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No Skate at EA Play Live, but 'a little something' is approaching tomorrow

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EA Play Live happens this Thursday, and IT'll be worth tuning in if you'Ra curious in Battlefield 2042, EA Sports games, or the rumored Absolute Space remake. If you're interested in Star Wars, Volume Effect or Flying lizard Geezerhoo you Crataegus laevigata follow disappointed, because the publisher has already confirmed that none of these will appear.

Now you can add Skate to the heel of EA Play Live zero-shows. The official Skate Twitter score confirmed as much, though something Skate-related will cost shown or announced this week, just not at EA Play Live.

"What have we been up to?" the Twirp reads (though the Tweet doesn't rich person chapiter letters at the beginning of sentences, because this is a skating game speechmaking, and skaters don't apply capital letters—they're uncool). "Well, we formed a studio back in January, got a caboodle of super gifted people to join the mob, and we've been working hard on the new game. Now, we get it on many of you were hoping to see to a greater extent from us this week merely we're not ready for prime time just yet and we North Korean won't be portion of the Ea Play Live show on Thursday. It's still embryotic and we are committed to doing this affair powerful which means information technology's gonna involve some time."

"Our total one destination is not to blow information technology. For you, for us, for skate. Still, we are stoked to share a little something with you altogether tomorrow."

EA Gambling Live takes place happening July 22 at 10am PT / 1pm ET / 6pm BST, or at 3am along July 23 in Commonwealth of Australi. Tyler has pineal up all the likely announcements and showings over here.

Shaun is PC Gamer's Aboriginal Australian editor and news author. He mostly plays platformers and RPGs, and keeps a close up centre on anything of special interest to antipodal audiences. He (rather obsessively) tracks the movements of the Doom modding community, too.