Tag Archives: E3

Super Luigi Us Nabbit makes the game less fun for everyone

It’s Luigi time! Nintendo took a while to board the downloadable content train, opting to move onto new projects in lieu of lingering on things it had already released. This generation, however, things are different, and no single thing exemplifies Nintendo’s newfound interest in digital better than New Super Luigi …

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GamesRadar has all of your E3 2013 coverage

The Electronic Entertainment Expo is the most important week of the year for gaming news, and 2013’s convention has the potential to be the biggest in a decade. Gaming’s in a weird spot right now, and the future of the industry is anything but certain–Nintendo’s Wii U is stumbling, the …

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Ubisoft announces its E3 lineup

Ubisoft’s E3 2013 Lineup will include Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, Watch Dogs, Rayman Legends, Splinter Cell Blacklist, South Park: The Stick of Truth, and more. The publisher will show off its upcoming lineup on stage at 3 p.m. PDT on June 10 and on the show floor throughout the …

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Trine 2 moves to Wii U

Trine 2: Director’s Cut is a Wii U-exclusive game that adds more levels, skills and difficulty to the popular platforming puzzler. Check out the E3 released trailer of the new Wii U game: For the uninitiated, Trine puts gamers in control of a trio of adventurers: the warrior, the wizard …

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Resident Evil 6 Hands-on preview Three times the tension

Yesterday, we not only received new details on Resident Evil 6’s four-player co-op mode, but we got our first hands-on with Capcom’s eagerly anticipated sequel. What we played were three totally different takes on the series’ traditional survival horror, as well as the high-octane action of recent games. As each …

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Dishonored preview – to be stealthy or not stealthy?

As pre-release previews often teach us, games often set out to offer dynamic, emergent experiences allowing players to tackle them with stealth, aggression, or some style in between. Sadly, final products rarely live up to their full potential, despite their designers’ ambitious goals. Dishonored, Arkane Studios’ promising first-person action entry, …

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