A look at the best and worst of E3, and the moments of the show that made viewers and fans cringe, cry and curse.
"Digital board games can be tons of fun, especially when they're cooperative. That's what's in store for Beacon Patrol from Assemble Entertainment. Based on the real-life board game by Torben Ratzlaff, Beacon Patrol has players work together to explore a map and create a network of coastal paths, all by placing tiles. It's a lot like Carcassonne and Kingdomino, but set on the high seas. The upcoming Steam version will support 4-player local co-op, and there's a single-player demo right now," says Co-Optimus.
Thanks to Call of Duty HQ, the early weapons list for Black Ops 7 has been unearthed, and it gives further evidence of wallruning returning.
A hands-on look at this upcoming acrobatic third-person sci-fi shooter.
Personally, I thought Microsoft was the worst.
Sony have a strong line-up for the coming year, that's for sure, and I'm looking forward to seeing what the Wii U has to offer.
I don't know who supply's Microsoft with their piff, but they haven't been the same ever since the release of Kinect.
I thought I hated the Wii U's tablet controller more than anything else in the world, but it looks like Sony gets the pedestal for their Wonderbook fiasco.
I'm probably the only one who feels this way, but the hosts for Ubisoft made it so painful to watch that it pretty much tainted most of the games.
Sure Rayman Legends looks awesome, but when you're sitting there feeling awkward after a whole lot of talk about 'lady-wood' and weird banter between the two of them, it kind of ruins the impact.
The good: the gaming media was able to accumulate a great deal of money through various articles dealing with E3, creating, perpetuating and analyzing the hype.
The bad: there was a boring trade show where nothing of substance happened somewhere in 'murika.
The ugly: all of the idiotic consumers who fawn over E3 every goddamn year expecting it to be awesome and feeding this bonanza of bullshit.