Another fantastic Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) has come to an end. Although new consoles were absent from all developers, the entire show was dedicated to the newest games and hardware coming in the next year. It was refreshing to see creative ideas from each conference, with innovative spins on classic games combining with the rise of attention to new independent games. Dozens of new titles were showcased, but here are some of our favorites:
The original Sly Cooper video game, developed by Sucker Punch Studios, was released in September 2002. 12 years later, an animated Sly Cooper movie will be making its way to a big screen near you. The film is set to release in 2016 and is in development by Sony.
For those that may not know, I am a huge Final Fantasy buff. I am willing to say that Final Fantasy VII is without a doubt my all-time favorite game. In my opinion, FF games are the perfect emulation of what an role-playing game (RPG) should be. Imagination, adventure, customization, and an invested story are just some of the things I look forward to with each installment of the series. Unfortunately, words can not describe the utter frustration I feel towards the series and this is a perfect example why:
PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale
With the release of PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale this past November, gamers have been asking for one thing: more characters. Well, with a recent announcement of a new DLC, PlayStation gamers are ecstatic to hear that the Battle Royale cast will be expanding. I blogged earlier about the current character list and this game even made my ‘Best of 2012’ blog. Keep reading to learn what is in store.
Official Tweet from @IGN
The Sony Conference has come to an end, and I think IGN has put it best. Whoa. I am very impressed with what PS3 brought to the table. After watching, here is what I am looking forward to the most (game trailers included)!
E3 Official Twitter @e3expo
The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2012 starts tomorrow in Los Angeles, California. Are you as stoked as I am?! The E3 Expo is the best time to find out about the year’s greatest upcoming games. Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo, and more all have set times where they reveal their big plans. All of the coverage will be covered on the G4 television channel, but much of the expo is streamed online. Here is the schedule for this year’s E3 Expo:
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