Marc Cieslak went to the world's largest video games expo E3 where he caught a glimpse of some titles due out in 2010, including Call of Duty Black Ops and Medal of Honour - both are released in the autumn.
He also has a preview of multiplayer futuristic shooter Blacklight Tango Down, zombie-slaying third-person action game Dead Rising 2, Donkey Kong Country by Nintendo, Karaoke title Def Jam Rapstar and psychedelic Children of Eden.
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Good summary of the games of 2010. God I love the BBC...
I guess looking at it, E3 was a bit rubbish. Can't wait for this 'modern' shooter fad to be over as for motion controls, they'll kill their selves, hopefully.
But Treyarch aren't making CoD cause Infinity Ward fell out with Acti, they do CoD's every 2 years
OT: What was the game that the BBC guy saw behind closed? Has it been announced? Haven't been following the gaming stage for a while... :P