See the latest from Xbox partners Thursday, October 17th.

In what Microsoft is calling a no-fluff all-games broadcast, the Xbox Partner Preview will come to you this Thursday, October 17th. With previews from partners such as Remedy Entertainment, Sega, 505 games, and many more, you can expect constant trailers for about 25 minutes.

You’ll first see the gameplay of the new Alan Wake II expansion pack Lake House, an action-packed trailer for Like A Dragon, Pirate Yakuzza in Hawaii, and other great titles coming to Xbox Consoles, Windows PCs, and Game Pass. You’ll get game reveals, release dates, and perhaps some unexpected announcements. You’ll also see exclusive behind-the-scenes stories about some of the titles shown.

The event will broadcast digitally across Xbox channels on YouTube and Twitch starting at 10 AM Pacific/1PM Eastern, Thursday October 17th.

Here’s a little Q&A straight from Xbox with everything you need.

What time does Xbox Partner Preview begin? Thursday, October 17, at 10 am Pacific / 1 pm Eastern / 6 pm UK.

How do I watch? Xbox Partner Preview will be available through a variety of outlets:

Please note that YouTube.com/Xbox will be in 4K at 60fps, while all other channels will be 1080p / 60fps.

Is the event available in languages other than English? We will provide live subtitle support in the following languages: Arabic (MSA), Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Czech, French, Canadian French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Castilian Spanish, Mexican Spanish, and Turkish.

Aside from going directly to a regional Xbox channel, you’ll be able to find 30+ languages at YouTube.com/Xbox in the days following the show. Just click the gear icon in the primary stream’s lower right-hand corner to choose your language.

Is the show going to be accessible to those with low hearing or low vision? The Xbox YouTube channel will have a version of the show with Audio Descriptions (AD) in English, American Sign Language (ASL) on Xbox’s YouTube channel, and the /XboxASL Twitch channel. The XboxOn YouTube channel will also carry a British Sign Language (BSL) feed.

I won’t be able to watch. Where can I find out what was announced? A full show recap will go live immediately following the end of Xbox Partner Preview. As announcements roll out during the broadcast, the Xbox Wire team will publish exclusive blog posts about select titles right here on Xbox Wire (including localized versions in Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, LATAM Spanish, and Japanese).

Co-streamer and content creator notes for the Xbox Partner Preview: We at Xbox greatly appreciate any co-stream efforts and aim to ensure you have a smooth experience if you choose to do so. However, due to forces beyond our control, we cannot guarantee that glitches or disruptions by bots and other automated software won’t interfere with your co-stream. For those planning to create post-show breakdowns of Xbox Partner Preview in the form of Video-on-demand (VOD) coverage, we recommend you do not use any audio containing copyrighted music to avoid any action by automated bots and to also consult the terms of service for your service provider.

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