How to watch EA Play 2020: All the big reveals for Star Wars, FIFA and more

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EA Play Live 2020
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EA Play Live 2020 is here to keep the summer of big game reveals going strong in the wake of a proper E3. A special online-only version of EA's annual June conference, EA Play Live will take the wraps off of some of the mega publisher's biggest games for 2020 and beyond. 

EA has already promised world gameplay premieres of hotly anticipated titles such as Star Wars: Squadrons and FIFA 21, but there are likely to be plenty of big surprises as well. Here's everything you need to know about EA Play Live 2020, including its start time, date, and how to watch the big show.

EA Play 2020 start time and date

EA Play Live 2020 kicks off today (June 18) at 4 p.m. PT/7 p.m. ET. If past years are any indication, the show will likely be available for replay after it initially airs.

Be sure to follow our EA Play Live 2020 live blog for all the big announcements as they happen.

EA Play 2020 live stream

EA Play Live will broadcast on EA's official website, and will likely also be shown on the company's YouTube and Twitch pages. You can follow the action live below:

EA Play Live 2020: What to expect

EA itself has already given us a good idea of what to expect from EA Play Live 2020. The big headliner will likely be the gameplay premiere of Star Wars: Squadrons, the new dogfighting game set to hit consoles and PCs this fall.

Sports fans have plenty to look forward to, as we'll see the gameplay premiere of FIFA 21 as well as a deeper look at Madden NFL 21. Respawn Entertainment has also asked fans to tune into EA Play to see "what's next" for Apex Legends, its wildly popular battle royale game. A Way Out director Josef Fares has also said his next game will be teased at EA Play, so expect yet another immersive narrative game from the popular creator.

GameReactor reports that a Mass Effect Trilogy remaster is in the works for Fall 2020, so an EA Play reveal would certainly get fans excited. And while it's a long shot, we'd love to see more of Dragon Age 4, which was last teased all the way back in December 2018.

Michael Andronico
Michael Andronico

Mike Andronico is Senior Writer at CNNUnderscored. He was formerly Managing Editor at Tom's Guide, where he wrote extensively on gaming, as well as running the show on the news front. When not at work, you can usually catch him playing Street Fighter, devouring Twitch streams and trying to convince people that Hawkeye is the best Avenger.