By Alex Newhouse on Jun 17, 2015 12:07 am
The Kingdom Hearts 3 gameplay trailer began with a cinematic and then transitioned into gameplay.
By Matt Espineli on Jun 16, 2015 09:13 am
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
Naughty Dog showed more gameplay of the upcoming Uncharted 4: A Thief's End. If you want to relive the experience, feel free to click through the following images!
By Alex Newhouse on Jun 16, 2015 08:51 am
People have been waiting for this announcement for years. Finally, Final Fantasy VII is getting remade in HD. It got announced at Sony's E3 2015 press conference with a cinematic trailer. Check out the highlights.
By Alex Newhouse on Jun 16, 2015 08:31 am
It was announced in 2009, but it became a mystery after that. Finally, during Sony's E3 2015 press conference, it emerged again. A gameplay demo showcased the game, which has been dramatically overhauled for PS4. Here are some images of the trailer.
By Alex Newhouse on Jun 16, 2015 08:21 am
The new game from the developer of the Killzone franchise looks like quite a different game from those shooters. You take control of a woman from a tribe fighting with rudimentary weapons, but you fight against hulking, mechanical beasts.
By Alex Newhouse on Jun 16, 2015 04:57 am
The trailer opens with a series of landscapes, showing the worlds that you will see in Mass Effect: Andromeda.
A glimpse of the new star map!
The first shot of the new character.
The N7 on the character's armor shows that he's at the same military rank as Shepard from the original trilogy.
The Mako is back!
The character has a jet pack, too!
The trailer shows what looks like a ground pound-style of attack.
By Leslie Gornstein on Jun 16, 2015 03:48 am
Fallout 4
Few RPG franchises have as loyal a fan base as Fallout. We already knew that the game will be set in Boston and will feature a rather fearless German shepherd along with his vault-dweller human. But at a June 14 press conference, creator Bethesda also revealed a megaton (see what we did there?) of new images, features and abilities. Even better: A real release date, for November 2015. (Photo by: Bethesda)
Dishonored 2
More intrigue! More backstabbing! More sneaking around! And now there's a new character to play: Emily Kaldwin, the rightful scion in the original game. The first game raked in plenty of awards and accolades, so the sequel should get a lot of attention. (Photo by: Bethesda)
Halo 5: Guardians
We're talking about a franchise that has raked in more than $3 billion in revenue, so, naturally, expectations are high for this release. The gameplay demo revealed at E3 looks righteous, and fans have been waiting a long time for this new installment. (Photo by: Microsoft)
Doom
The seminal first-person shooter is back! The original Doom series from the 1990s is credited not only with birthing a new gaming genre, but also racking up a serious following. (We're talking 10 million units sold.) Bethesda's resurrection looks as slick as it does utterly sick. (Photo by: Bethesda)
Rise of the Tomb Raider
Again, the existence of this game is no surprise. But it remains one of the most anticipated games out there, and the new footage shown at the E3 showed a scope and attention to detail previously unseen in the franchise. (Photo by: Microsoft)
Gears of War 4
Long rumored and even longer awaited, the latest game in a $1 billion franchise finally got some official love at E3 this year. The footage shown was dark (way too dark) but what we did manage to see looked pretty darned promising. (Photo by: Microsoft)
Dark Souls III
It's official: Dark Souls fans will get to die, die, and die some more (presumably in fresh ways) via a third installment of this vicious action franchise. And expect it to be huge; the first two installments have sold into the millions of units. (Photo by: Bandai Namco/Microsoft)
Star Wars Battlefront
Star Wars fans have been waiting for years for a brand-new cooperative online shooter to call their own, and Electronic Arts made that dream officially come true at E3 this year. Recruit a scrappy team of fighters, and enjoy classic Star Wars mainstays like the AT-AT here. (Photo by: Electronic Arts)
Mass Effect: Andromeda
The story of Commander Shepard may be over, but that isn't stopping Electronic Arts from rolling out a brand-new story set in the wildly popular Mass Effect universe. Bring on the reapers! (Photo by: Bioware)
Assassin's Creed Syndicate
A stealth action-adventure franchise with more than 70 million copies sold has to be doing something right. Syndicate is expected to fire on all cylinders, thanks in part to a new assassin protagonist and a refined combat system. (Photo by: Ubisoft)
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands
This military-ops franchise has been around for more than a decade, so, naturally, it has a huge fan base. Now the series finally gets its Skyrim-ification, with a new, open world.
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
It's the adventure-action series that has moved more than 21 million copies worldwide, and now comes the fourth installment, which brings our hero back from retirement. Its lush graphics–one of the hallmarks of the series–look to be more gorgeous and colorful than ever. (Photo by: Naughty Dog)
The Last Guardian
Movies aren't the only projects to suffer through development hell. Just ask gamers who have six years for this highly anticipated puzzle solver. Maybe it just takes that look to put feathers on a giant chihuahua.
Final Fantasy VII remake
Yes, it's a remake. But given the reaction from fans when Sony announced said remake at E3, this is one huge deal for Final Fantasy fans. The original 1997 title has sold more than 9 million copies and spawned a straight-to-DVD feature film.
No Man's Sky
Perhaps the most ambitious game announced at E3, this title introduces a world so open, so huge, that even the designers didn't know exactly where they were going when they shared some of the gameplay at the con. This is one highly anticipated debut. (Photo by: Hello Games)
By Matthew Walden on Jun 16, 2015 03:44 am
Gears 4
When Gears of War first appeared on the Xbox 360, it was a defining moment for a generation of video games. Microsoft is hoping to have the same impact on your Xbox One, and the new teaser for Gears 4 showed off some gruesome enemies and intense moonlit battles. (Photo: Microsoft)
Halo 5: Guardians
Fans already have their eyes on Halo 5, but Microsoft showed off some very cool new Warzone multiplayer features for the upcoming shooter, including maps five times the size of any previous Halo areas. The game releases on October 27th, 2015. (Photo: Microsoft)
Mass Effect: Andromeda
Even a small glimpse at the next Mass Effect installment is enough to get any fan delirious with excitement. The space opera RPG is planned for PC and current-gen only, which means it will take full advantage of the power of your Xbox One. EA has stated the game will follow all new characters exploring unique planets, now that Commander Shepard's story has come to a close. (Photo: Electronic Arts)
Dark Souls III
With the recent success of Bloodborne, it was only a matter of time until From Software announced a new official entry in the Souls series. We got a small glimpse at Dark Souls III in an announcement teaser, and it looks like the game continues the franchise's tradition of foreboding environments and deadly monsters. (Photo: Microsoft)
Rise of the Tomb Raider
It's still strange to see Lara Croft, a staple of the early PlayStation scene, star in an Xbox exclusive adventure. From the new gameplay shown, traversal and environmental puzzles will play a large role in the game, giving it a classic feel reminiscent of Uncharted 2. (Photo: Microsoft)
ReCore
ReCore was one of the biggest unexpected surprises announced at E3 this year. A young woman and a robot companion scour a futuristic desert landscape, where they encounter dangerous enemies hidden inside a cave. From the creator of Mega Man, Keiji Inafune, and the team that worked on Metroid Prime, ReCore looks like an original game to keep your eye on. (Photo: Microsoft)
Xbox 360 Backward Compatibility
Beginning this fall, Microsoft will roll out backward compatibility for Xbox 360 games on the Xbox One. If you've got a robust catalogue of old games, including XBLA titles, you'll now be able to enjoy them on your new system! (Photo: Microsoft)
Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2
Laser-blasting zombies attacking to the tune of Kenny Loggins's Highway to the Danger Zone? There's only one thing that can mean: a brand new installment in the hilarious, team-based shooter series Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare. The game releases on Xbox One in Spring 2016. (Photo: Electronic Arts)
Star Wars Battlefront
A massive multiplayer battle between the rebels and the empire on the frozen tundra of Hoth - what more could a Star Wars fan ask for? We've waited a while for the return of the Battlefront series, and it looks like our patience has been rewarded. (Photo: Electronic Arts)
Fallout 4 (Now With User Mods!)
Bethesda announced at the Microsoft press conference that Fallout 4 on the Xbox One will have access to any of the player-created mods on the PC version of Fallout 4. Finally, console players won't be left out of the cool mod scene that has made drastic improvements to games like Fallout 3 and Skyrim! (Photo: Bethesda)
Rare Replay
So: Rumors about the return of Battletoads were partially true. Rare is releasing an Xbox One exclusive collection of 30 classic titles spanning decades of video game history, including Conker's Bad Fur Day, Blast Corps, and yes, Battletoads. (Photo: Microsoft)
Forza Motorsport 6
Forza Motorsport 6 is gunning its way to Xbox One on September 15th, just a few months away. One of the coolest features of the new game is the dynamic reactions vehicles have to wet terrain. Now you can experience the thrill of hydroplaning at high speeds as your vehicle careens out of control. (Photo: Microsoft)
Wireless Elite Controller
Beginning with the oversized monstrosities that controlled the original Xbox, Microsoft has been on a continuous quest to improve control of its games. The Wireless Elite Controller looks like the pinnacle of that effort, with hair-trigger locks and swappable components that allow for serious customization. (Photo: Microsoft)
Fable Legends
The Fable series has had a rocky go of it lately, with its most recent games receiving lukewarm reactions from longtime fans. Microsoft is hoping to rekindle interest with an ambitious, free-to-play cooperative RPG. Here's hoping Microsoft can crack that controversial pay structure and deliver an experience that remains faithful to the spirit of the original games. (Photo: Microsoft)
Sea of Thieves
Check out this pirate-themed MMO. We're talking naval battles, stunning island scenery, and the option to walk belligerent players off the plank and into Davey Jones' locker. (Photo: Microsoft)
Ashen
Microsoft seems to once again be ramping up its indie support after a rocky launch, and the gorgeous and atmospheric Ashen looks to be a stand-out result. Ashen is an open-world RPG with a distinct look, and a story that features a wanderer in search of a home. (Photo: Microsoft)
Cuphead
The indie game Cuphead has received a lot of buzz over the past year, and it's easy to see why, with its lush visuals harkening to a bygone era of classic animation. The frantic boss fights and inventive art style make Cuphead a standout in the Xbox One's catalogue of intriguing indie games. (Photo: Microsoft)
Mirror's Edge Catalyst
The follow up game no one thought we'd ever see is finally arriving in early 2016. Mirror's Edge Catalyst puts gamers in the shoes of roof-top runner Faith as she navigates a dystopian world hellbent on destroying personal privacy. (Photo: Electronic Arts)
Assassin's Creed Syndicate
It wouldn't be E3 without a flashy CGI trailer for a new Assassin's Creed installment. With nine mainline games in the series, it's understandable to have a little franchise fatigue by now. But this new game's steampunky, industrial revolution setting may be just the spark needed to get us hooked again. (Photo: Ubisoft)
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands
With three major Tom Clancy games in development, it's hard to keep track of which tactical shooter deserves the most attention. Ubisoft just announced Wildlands, and it definitely looks like the most interesting of the bunch. This gritty, open-world romp through the underworld of the cocaine trade stole the show at Ubisoft's press conference. (Photo: Ubisoft)
By Matt Espineli on Jun 16, 2015 03:25 am
Want to relive the experience of seeing the E3 2015 debut of Star Wars: Battlefront? Come and check out these image highlights!
By Alex Newhouse on Jun 16, 2015 01:15 am
Rise of the Tomb Raider's demo started in a cave and ended with an ice slide. It looks beautiful, but Lara has to deal with a pretty intense blizzard.
By Matt Espineli on Jun 16, 2015 01:05 am
Coalition Games provided a gameplay demonstration of upcoming Gears of War 4 during Microsoft's E3 2015 press conference. Feel free to relive the experience by looking through the following images.
By Alex Newhouse on Jun 16, 2015 12:40 am
The Microsoft press conference started off big with a first look at the Halo 5: Guardians story mode.
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