All the Trailers From Summer Game Fest 2026
Summer Games Fest Live 2026 showcased numerous trailers for upcoming video games, including notable titles like Resident Evil: Code Veronica and Final Fantasy 7 Revelation. The gaming industry is facing challenges due to rising hardware costs and a potential slowdown in sales as consumers struggle to afford new gaming devices. Despite the excitement for new releases, there is uncertainty regarding actual sales figures as many potential buyers may be priced out of the market.
- ▪Summer Games Fest Live 2026 featured trailers for popular upcoming titles.
- ▪Grand Theft Auto 6 is set to launch on November 19, leading companies to avoid that month for new releases.
- ▪The ongoing computer memory shortage is driving up prices for gaming hardware, affecting consumer purchasing power.
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Plenty of trailers dropped during Summer Games Fest Live 2026, including popular upcoming titles like the remake of Resident Evil: Code Veronica, Final Fantasy 7 Revelation and Star Wars Zero Company. Plenty of games are coming this year and next year, and to the surprise of no one, companies are avoiding the month of November, as Grand Theft Auto 6 is set to launch on Nov. 19. This makes August, September and October busting at the seams with new titles, and there will likely be a flood of games in early 2027. Still, gaming is getting really expensive thanks to the ongoing computer memory shortage that has led to an increase in prices for the PS5, Xbox Series and Switch 2, and portable gaming devices, including the Steam Deck and Lenovo Legion Go 2.
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