This is by no means the sexy E3 pick. With a new mainline Assassin’s Creed game launching nine of the last eleven years, we’ve had no shortage of the Brotherhood over the last two console generations. Many fans have grown tired and left the series behind for new experiences.
Sony showed off a lot of great games at E3 and in any other year, the closer look we got at Ghost of Tsushima, a dazzling love letter to the cinematic language of the samurai epics I grew up on, would’ve earned it game of the show but not in a year in which Naughty Dog brought The Last of Us Part II gameplay goods. No, sir.
There’s a smell in the air, and a painfully tingling sensation in my wallet. It’s the smell emanating from the stampede of games coming in the fall of 2018 and spring of 2019. It’s a flood that may be marking the end of this gaming generation with a definite bang.
Far Cry 5 arrived this spring with controversy and gave gamers a new and intense appreciation for the simple efficiency of the shovel. Especially a shovel with a smiley face painted on it.
E3 2018 is finally here. The hope and wonder is undeniably infectious across the gaming community. What do we do with that hope and wonder, you ask? What any gaming media outlet would do. Nail down some predictions and pray to Shuhei.
Bethesda rose from its humble, Where’s Waldo origins, to become one of gaming’s industry titans. This year’s E3 will continue the new tradition of Bethesda hosting its own mini-conference, affectionately called BE3. Rumors abound around this tight-lipped developer, but possible leaks are too tantalizing to ignore. Here’s a few predictions for what’s sure to be an exciting installment of BE3
It’s no secret to anyone following the video game industry that Microsoft needs a huge showing at E3 2018. While it’s easy to state the obvious, what exactly does that mean for Microsoft? Which games need to have a presence this year?
Handsome & Humble is an ongoing series from Handsome Phantom about the games in the Humble Monthly Bundle.
Over the past ten years we must have had a slew of video games set in the Marvel Universe keeping us as hooked in that world as movie goers right? Wrong. Dead wrong.
Our annual Fall shooter gathering is rapidly approaching with both EA and Activision announcing their entry into the battle royal market. It’s going to be really exciting to see what these publishers with deep pockets can do to polish up the genre…
