E3 2016: What to expect from EA — Battlefield, Mass Effect, Star Wars, and more

Electronic Arts does not have a booth on the show floor at next week’s Electronic Entertainment Expo, but it’s still coming to Los Angeles with a ton of games for fans to try out.

EA Play kicks off on Sunday as a satelite gathering outside of the E3 trade show that brings the industry together to look at upcoming products. EA has confirmed what you can expect from it next week. The Titanfall 2 and Battlefield 1 shooters and a lineup of EA Sports games will headline the event, but you should also expect some special surprises. EA Play is open to the public as one of gaming’s most successful companies aims to establish a more direct line of promotion and marketing with the audience that has helped turned this business into a $99.6 billion industry.