Sony promised that we would get a deeper dive into their four biggest titles already announced and boy did they deliver. All the footage shown was incredible, the multiple settings and musical performances were insane, and we even were treated to some new game reveals.
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.
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?
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…
I’ve been waiting. And waiting. I’ll admit, I got pretty used to having a new Assassin’s Creed game every year. It was nice. Sure, things were getting stale in some ways; they had all but dropped the future storyline on its head after AC3, but I still looked forward the getting my hands on a new AC game every October/November. When they took a year off, I was a bit disappointed, but I felt it was honestly in the best interest of the franchise.
I’ve spent countless hours reviewing tons of trailers and conferences trying to find that one game that towered above the rest, that one game to be the Breath of the Wild Killer. While that journey led me to believe that Mario Odyssey could be that game, wasting your time rehashing ideas that have already been…
I love E3, I love it for the same reason kids love Christmas. No, it’s not the presents, although I received some swag for attending PlayStation’s E3 simulcast at the Pittsburgh Mills Cinemark. It’s the surprise of it. It’s finding an official Red Rider, carbine action, two hundred shot range model air rifle waiting for you behind the desk.
It’s not often that a video game actually makes me think. I’m not referring to puzzles, maneuvers, dialogue choices or anything like that. Instead, I’m referring to a game actually making me ponder existence and the very real future. Detroit: Become Human did exactly that.
After the sneak peak from the Switch reveal, followed up by the official announcement with the launch of the Switch, Super Mario Odyssey has been the game at the top of my list of anticipated titles. Though Nintendo has made some spectacular Mario games in the past decade or so, it’s been nearly fifteen years since the last open sandbox style game with Super Mario Sunshine.
