The E3 conferences have come and gone but we have plenty to say about what was revealed (and what wasn’t). Was EA and Square Enix a washout? Did Microsoft blow everyone away? Will we finally solve the mystery of Death Stranding? All of that and more on our post-E3 press conference conversation.
The sequel to the 2016’s Doom has been announced as Doom: Eternal.
The reveal came at Bethesda’s E3 showcase with a short teaser trailer hinting at a Hell on Earth scenario, not unlike the original Doom II. Marty Stratton of ID Software said that more info for Doom:
Devil May Cry 5 was revealed at Microsoft’s E3 press conference. Capcom has released the official synopsis for the game.
Several years have passed in Devil May Cry 5 and the threat of demonic power, long since forgotten, has returned to menace the world once again. The demonic invasion
Devil May Cry 5 is real, it’s coming spring 2019, and it’s a continuation of 2008’s Devil May Cry 4, not the 2013 reboot by Ninja Theory. The trailer stars DMC4 protagonist Nero and features a cameo by series mainstay Dante at then end.
Kingdom Hearts III officially has a world based on Disney’s Frozen. The announcement comes in a trailer revealed at Microsoft’s E3 press conference.
The story trailer also shows the return of the Gummi Ship missions, Simba as a summon character, and scenes from the Tangled world.
Originally planned
After months of speculation, Dark Souls and Bloodborne developer From Software’s new game was revealed at Microsoft’s E3 conference as Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.
The new IP takes place in some form of Feudal Japan and appears to have gameplay comparable to From Software’s previous titles known
Respawn Founder Vince Zampella shared the first details on the Star Wars game in development at the studio. Titled Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, the game takes place between Episodes III and IV “during the dark times when the Jedi are being hunted,” said Zampella. The last info he gave
E3 is just around the corner (!!!) and the hype level has reached Super Saiyan levels this time around. Sony, known for its almost theatrical press conferences, will once again take the final slot of Monday evening. There’s a few games that we know will show up in some capacity,
