Assassin's Creed 3. Battlefield 3: Armored Kill. E3 The Big Games List. The Electronic Entertainment Expo E3 is quickly approaching. Press conferences begin on Monday, June 4th followed by the show on June 5th through June 7th.
While we expect a ton of surprises to be revealed during the show, there are also plenty of games we know about ahead of time. YES NO. Was this article informative? In This Article. There were rumours of studios layoffs last year, but those supposedly came before the E3 showing, so we have no idea what to think. It's a Kinect fighting game, though, so perhaps we should count our blessings. Not only that, but it would be an espionage action thriller set during the Cold War, personally overseen by Rockstar founders Sam and Dan Houser.
It sounded bloody amazing. The only problem, of course, is that we've heard absolutely nothing official about it for the last three years. With the clock running down on the PS3 era, we're beginning to wonder.
Nice logo. Less vapoury than a lot of its neighbours on this list, Rainbow 6 Patriots mostly ends up here because we're impatient. It certainly made a splash in late , with some impressive "target footage" showcasing a mixture of Quantic Dream-style interactive drama sequences and more traditional squad-based Special Forces activities, neatly wrapped up in a tail of domestic terrorism fuelled by contemporary politics.
But we've heard nowt since. Fair enough, because Ubisoft Montreal is probably busy making the thing, but its absence from E3 makes us wonder whether we'll really see it in the previously mooted timeframe. Either way, with Sam Fisher having apparently stumbled onto the set of Medal of Honor for his next adventure, we could do with neutralising some domestic threats.
Eidos Montreal was a hot property this time last year on the eve of Deus Ex: Human Revolution's release, and that game's success in breathing new life into a dormant sneaky action game series surely bodes well for Thief 4. Over a year later though, still the only thing we have to go on is that somebody over there thought it would be a good idea to go with "Thi4f". If they're stuck on some hard design decisions or something, I'll give them one for free: scrap that.
But do carry on; the world could do with more Thief. Unveiled at the dawn of time, Final Fantasy Versus 13 is a mysterious action-RPG by director Tetsuya Nomura that acts as a companion piece of sorts to Final Fantasy 13, sharing the same universe if not the same characters. The only problem is that Nomura and his friends have now taken so long to get their role-playing ducks in a row that Square Enix has already finished and released an entire new game set in the Final Fantasy 13 universe.
Unveiled early last year at an event in the Utah mountains, Prey 2 looked fresh and interesting - an open-world tale of intergalactic bounty-hunting on an alien world using a mixture of parkour, first-person shooting and RPG-style character development.
A year later, however, rumours spread that development had stalled, and publisher Bethesda issued a statement saying that the game "does not currently meet our quality standards" and would be delayed. Further rumours suggested that developer Human Head had ceased work on it due to a contract dispute, but Bethesda wouldn't comment further. Sadly, then, of all the games on this list, Prey 2 may be the one that actually does end up as vapourware, despite being one of the more interesting and dynamic.
There's no joke here. We hope things get sorted out. By god there are jokes here though. Officially called Brothers in Arms: Furious 4 we've renamed it , it was demonstrated at E3 last year and is perhaps best described as World War 2 re-imagined by a teenage Kevin Smith fan who likes Quake 3 Rocket Arena. A crack team of commandos join forces to, well, fire rockets at hot air balloons in Nazi fairgrounds, throw hatchets across crowded beer halls to cleave skulls, and brand Nazis with hot pokers.
According to a deadpan Wikipedia, however, "The new approach was met with negative reaction from fans. What makes all this insanity especially precious, of course, is the degree to which it contradicts Gearbox's usual patter about how Brothers in Arms is a celebration of the sacrifice and valour of the real-world soldiers it depicts, whereas Rise of the Turbo Hitler is more like a three-minute bubblegum pop-song version of war that does quite the opposite.
We certainly look forward to hearing why it all makes sense, somehow. Oh, and incidentally, we secretly think it's amazing, but we're not proud of ourselves. Buy Thief from Amazon [? We want to make Eurogamer better, and that means better for our readers - not for algorithms. You can help! The on stage demo showed how a player using the GamePad has a different experience than someone playing with a Wii Remote.
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