E3 2018

The id@xbox program help independent developers make games. Microsoft Studios support the process and gives players the best indie games collection on Xbox One. Here’s a quick look at Tunic and Generation Zero.

From the original track and field arcade game back in the days, Konami has been into sports games for decades. This year, I was able to play a quick match in Pro Evolution Soccer 2019 and some of Hyper Sports R fun arcade minigames.

Here’s the explosive return of Rico Rodriguez in one of the funniest open world sandbox series back in action. Just Cause 4 protagonist has the coolest name, doesn't he?

Booth tours are unpredictable. At Bandai Namco, I had time to attend a theater presentation of three upcoming games and play the most anticipated titles for the publisher. Here’s a quick tour with Jump Force, SoulCalibur VI and Divinity II: Original Sins – Definitive Edition.

Skull and Bones proves you shouldn't take piracy lightly. I had a chance to play the game before it launches in 2019. Here are my impressions.

The post-apocalyptic world of Dying Light 2 is in full chaos. By building your narrative story based on every choice you make, player’s experience will differ from the others and replay value is almost infinite.

Did you ever dream of building your own spaceship and use it into a video game? Now's your chance with Starlink: Battle for Atlas.

The second big press conference of the day is over and Bethesda fans have plenty to be excited about. Come find out details on Fallout 76 and more!

The LEGO franchise is super fun for the family and DC Villains are hilarious. Well, laughter is part of Joker’s personality, right? After my LEGO-session, I slipped in another room to get a first look at Hitman 2, Agent 47-style.

Ubisoft held their annual E3 press conference earlier today. Come read all the highlights and find out what games are coming this year.