Here are the 5 biggest announcements from the EA Play Live 2020 press conference

APEX LEGENDS IS COMING TO NINTENDO SWITCH AND STEAM AND ADDING CROSS-PLAY SUPPORT

Developer Respawn announced that Apex Legends would be coming to both Valve’s Steam marketplace on PC and to the Nintendo Switch. The studio also says it’s going to support crossplay across all platforms, meaning players on EA’s Origin launcher or on Steam can play together with console players on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Switch

There’s also a new seasonal event, called “Lost Treasures Collection,” that will shake up core design ideas with a new “Armed and Dangerous Evolved” limited-time game mode, which will introduce a portable resurrection tool for reviving knocked out teammates on the go and new twists to player abilities.

EA IS BRINGING THE SIMS 4, TITANFALL 2, AND MORE TO STEAM AS WELL

Following its push to support more platforms on PC, EA announced it would

bringing A Way Out, Dead Space 3, The Sims 4, and Titanfall 2 to Steam alongside Apex Legends. This is a notable change in direction for EA, which has previously restricted PC versions of its games to its Origin platform.

ROCKET ARENA IS AN ALL-NEW MULTIPLAYER HERO SHOOTER COMING JULY 14TH

EA’s latest multiplayer game is launching on July 14th for PS4, Xbox One, and PC, with support for both Origin and Steam on Windows. It’s a hero shooter in the vein of Overwatch with a cartoony aesthetic and a cast of 10 characters with unique abilities. The game was first announced a year ago, and it’s now poised to launch in less than a month.

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