E3 2019 is just weeks away, and publishers are preparing to announce and show off some of the year`s biggest games. There will be a lot of surprises in store, but we already know some games that won`t be there. Through expectation-setting announcements and financial disclosures, we already know a good deal about games that won`t be appearing at the show.Skull & BonesIn its financial earnings, Ubisoft said it has three unannounced games coming early next year. But at the same time, it delayed another of the games that was already known. Skull & Bones, the high seas pirate combat game, has been pushed back to 2020, and it won`t be shown at this year`s conference. Ubisoft told GameSpot, `For new IPs, it is common to have evolutions of creative vision and this requires more development time.`Elder Scrolls 6 or StarfieldBethesda is holding its games showcase once again this year, but two of the most intriguing teases from the last one aren`t ready to show in more detail quite yet. Elder Scrolls 6 and Starfield were both announced last year as long-term projects, so it`s not too surprising that they aren`t making an appearance--especially since Bethesda tends to focus its conferences on games that are releasing in the fall.The Last of Us 2, Dreams, Or Anything Else From SonyOne of the biggest changes to this year`s show is the total absence of PlayStation, which announced that it wouldn`t be at this year`s show at all. That means no press conference, no booth, and no first-party Sony games. PlayStation boss Shawn Layden said the show hasn`t kept up with the needs of the industry, calling it `a trade show without a lot of trade activity.` Sony has suggested it will use other avenues to make its announcements, including its new State of Play videos. The company also began to detail its plans for the next-generation PlayStation.A New Nintendo Switch ConsoleRumors have been circulating for months that Nintendo is planning at least one and possibly two hardware revisions f ...
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