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These are the most anticipated video games of 2023
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Jason Dean
Data reporter
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2023 looks to be a fantastic year for games. Which are you most excited about?
Check out trailers for some of the most anticipated games, with release dates where known.
Fire Emblem Engage - January 20
UpdatedNintendo Switch
Forspoken - January 24
UpdatedPlayStation 5 and PC
Dead Space - January 27
UpdatedPlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC
Hogwarts Legacy - February 10
UpdatedPlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC
Atomic Heart - February 21
UpdatedDestiny 2: Lightfall - February 28
UpdatedSkull & Bones - March 9
UpdatedStar Wars Jedi: Survivor - March 17
UpdatedResident Evil 4 Remake - March 24
UpdatedDead Island 2 - April 28
UpdatedThe Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - May 12
UpdatedSuicide Squad: Kill the Justice League - May 26
UpdatedDiablo 4 - June 6
UpdatedFinal Fantasy XVI - June 22
UpdatedAlan Wake 2 - TBD
UpdatedArmored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon - TBD
UpdatedBaldurs Gate 3 - TBD
UpdatedFinal Fantasy VII Rebirth - TBD
UpdatedFlintlock: The Siege of Dawn - TBD
UpdatedMarvel's Spider-Man 2 - TBD
UpdatedNightingale - TBD
UpdatedOxenfree II: Lost Signals - TBD
UpdatedPikmin 4 - TBD
UpdatedStarfield - TBD
UpdatedTekken 8 - TBD
UpdatedJason Dean
Data reporter
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