Geoff Keighley believes in Highguard and thinks gamers will owe him an apology

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Geoff Keighley believes in Highguard and thinks gamers will owe him an apology

The moment of truth is approaching for Highguard. The PvP shooter from the creators of Apex Legends will be released on consoles and PC this Monday, January 26. A gameplay showcase will be broadcast on the same day at 6 p.m.

Recently, the press was invited to a test of the game in Los Angeles. Among those in attendance was Geoff Keighley, producer and presenter of The Game Awards. He had faced a lot of criticism for choosing to reserve Highguard's place as the one more thing during last December's ceremony.

On X, Keighley made a brief statement on the subject. He shared a GIF from Jurassic Park that says, "In 48 hours, I'll be accepting your apologies". From that, we can deduce that Geoff Keighley remains confident about the quality of Highguard. We'll see whether the future will prove him right.

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