Not to be all self deprecating, but if you're looking for up-to-date information about the 2014 Electronics & Entertainment Expo, you're probably in the wrong place. Dr. Potts and I, while very avid fans of video games and other geek/nerdy/fun related activities, I would be hard pressed to say that either of us have our finger on the pulse of the video game and related industry.
Presently, if you want to find out about all things E3, you could head over to the official homepage or to Gamespot's, I'm assuming, up to date listings of things going on. Even the Humble Bundle people are getting in on the action and for the three days that the convention graces the southern region of California.
Wait a damn minute! E3 doesn't start until tomorrow (Tuesday June 10th), "officially," yet EA Games is doing a "special" conference right now. Microsoft, Ubisoft, Sony and EA are hosting conferences throughout the rest of the convention (Thursday June 12th) while Nintendo will not be present, but instead have a live digital presentation, similar to their presentation last year.
The Wikipedia page for E3 has a current list of games that will be presented, but on E3's page for live video feeds starting tomorrow, there are, presently, three "Unannounced Game," so there "might?" be additional games added to this list later on in the week. So, similar to what I did with last years article post-E3, these are the games that, on first glance, I am pseudo-excited to find out (more?) about from this years convention.
Presently, if you want to find out about all things E3, you could head over to the official homepage or to Gamespot's, I'm assuming, up to date listings of things going on. Even the Humble Bundle people are getting in on the action and for the three days that the convention graces the southern region of California.
Wait a damn minute! E3 doesn't start until tomorrow (Tuesday June 10th), "officially," yet EA Games is doing a "special" conference right now. Microsoft, Ubisoft, Sony and EA are hosting conferences throughout the rest of the convention (Thursday June 12th) while Nintendo will not be present, but instead have a live digital presentation, similar to their presentation last year.
The Wikipedia page for E3 has a current list of games that will be presented, but on E3's page for live video feeds starting tomorrow, there are, presently, three "Unannounced Game," so there "might?" be additional games added to this list later on in the week. So, similar to what I did with last years article post-E3, these are the games that, on first glance, I am pseudo-excited to find out (more?) about from this years convention.
- Alien: Isolation (PC) - The Creative Assembly
- Assassin's Creed: Unity (PC) - Ubisoft Montreal
- Batman: Arkham Knight (PC) - Rocksteady Studios
- The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (PC/ 3DS?) - Nicalis
- The Evil Within (PC) - Tango Gameworks
- Game of Thrones (PC) - Tell Tale Games
- Lords of the Fallen (PC) - Deck13 Interactive / CI Games
- Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor (PC) - Monolith Productions
- Mirror's Edge 2 (PC) - EA Digital
- The Order: 1886 (PS4) - Ready At Dawn / SCE Santa Monica Studio
- Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call (3DS) - Square Enix
Yes, an iteration of Super Smash Bros. is going to be presented by Nintendo, but the couple of times that I've played SSB, I wasn't impressed and I didn't have a lot of fun, so I will join the very small minority of Nintendo fans and not be interested with this game.
There are probably more games that I will have an interest in, but this was only after a cursory glance and run through.
That's really all I have for you all today. I might do a pseudo-half-assed recap on Friday, or I might so something else completely expected.
~JWfW/JDub/Jaconian
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