Pokémon, Valorant, and Destiny 2 were also highlights of a turbulent week for games and the world at large.
While an event revealing PS5 games was supposed to take place on June 4, 2020, Sony indefinitely delayed it out of respect for the protests against police brutality and George Floyd's death.
Valorant exited beta and released for PC on June 2. Its launch was somewhat muted in light of ongoing protests against racial injustice (and server problems). The game seems to have found success after launch nonetheless.
The Pokemon Company confirmed the expansion for Pokemon Sword and Shield would hit Nintendo Switch on June 19.
Sega's next miniature retro console is the Game Gear Micro, a ridiculously small handheld with a 1.15-inch screen. There will be four versions of the Game Gear Micro and each will come with four different games.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning leaked on Microsoft's store and subsequently confirmed by publisher THQ Nordic. It will be released on August 11, 2020.
EA has added many of its games like Dragon Age: Inquisition to Steam on June 4 and will add more games and its subscription service EA Access soon.
Rockstar Games decided to take GTA Online and Red Dead Online offline for two hours on June 4 "to honor the legacy of George Floyd."
Bungie confirmed it will share news on the future of Destiny 2 on June 9.