Disney is bringing ‘major announcements’ to The Game Awards – but what are they?

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Cal Kestis strikes back (EA) This year’s Game Awards will be streamed on Disney+ for the first time, as the House of Mouse and Star Wars teases some big surprises. We’re less than…

This year’s Game Awards will be streamed on Disney+ for the first time, as the House of Mouse and Star Wars teases some big surprises.

We’re less than a month away from The Game Awards 2026 on December 10 (or technically December 11 in the UK) and this year’s ceremony could be one of the biggest yet.

As confirmed by host and organiser Geoff Keighley, you’ll be able to stream this year’s ceremony live on Disney+ for the first time. This is in addition to other platforms like YouTube and Twitch.

So why is Disney getting involved? This isn’t a friendly corporate handout but a chance for the company to make some ‘major announcements’.

‘As the evening unfolds, viewers can expect major announcements and surprises from some of Disney’s most anticipated titles in gaming,’ says the company.

Considering how large an entity Disney is these days, with Marvel and Star Wars under its wing, this could encompass all manner of games. Star Wars Jedi 3 feels like a shoe-in, with rumours stating it should be announced this year. However, there’s also other possibilities, like DLC for Star Wars: Galactic Racer or Zero Company.

There is also Star Wars: Battlefront 3, which Disney is reportedly talking with various studios about. However, considering it’s supposed to be in early talks, this might be saved for a big announcement at Star Wars Celebration next year – especially given it’s the 50th anniversary of A New Hope and they’ll probably want at least one big video game reveal.

For Sora fans, the biggest hope is an exact release date for Kingdom Hearts 4, which is slated to launch sometime in 2027. There’s a reasonable chance it could happen too, unless Square Enix is going to leave the reveal to the last minute.

On the Marvel side, Disney could deliver a blowout too. There’s the Iron Man game from EA, whose trailer leaked this year. Additionally, DLC for Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls could be announced to tie in with Avengers: Doomsday or we might get a new look at Marvel 1943: Rise Of Hydra…

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