Why E3 Could Leave Los Angeles
The Electronic Entertainment Expo, the videogame industry’s largest convention, could leave Los Angeles. If it does, it would cost the city $40 million a year in revenue. The Entertainment Software…
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E3: Games Get More Cinematic as Movie Versions Head to Bigscreen
In sequels to tentpole videogame franchises like “Assassin’s Creed,” “Uncharted,” “Far Cry” and “Tomb Raider,” publishers have taken a more movie-like approach in trying to make the titles appeal to…
E3: Amiibo Gets Nintendo into the ‘Skylanders,’ ‘Disney Infinity’ Game
Nintendo officially introduced Amiibo, the company’s answer to “Disney Infinity” and Activision’s popular “Skylanders” franchises. Like the other games, physical figures of characters will be…
E3: Spider-Man Swings to ‘Disney Infinity’
The Amazing Spider-Man is joining the rest of the Avengers, but not on the bigscreen just yet. The character will be featured in a new play set as part of the “Disney Infinity: Marvel Super Heroes”…
E3: Sony to Release PlayStation TV this Fall for $99
Sony will release its PlayStation TV streaming micro-console this fall for $99. The company made the announcement during its press event at the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles Monday…
E3: Sony One Ups Microsoft with ‘Destiny’
In a surprising case of one-upmanship, Activision Blizzard will launch its sci-fi tentpole “Destiny” on Sony’s PlayStation 4 before it becomes available on Microsoft’s Xbox One. The release…
E3: Microsoft Focuses on Games to Boost Interest in the Xbox One
Oh yeah, we have games, too. After spending much of its resources launching the Xbox One videogame console last year, Microsoft turned the spotlight away from hardware and all on games that will…
E3: Microsoft to Relaunch ‘Halo’ Franchise to Build Audience for Web Series, TV Shows
With the second game in Microsoft’s hit “Halo” franchise celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, Xbox will release the four games in the series as “Halo: The Master Chief Collection” this fall…
Nintendo Puts Focus On Franchises At Pre-E3 Event
While Sony and Microsoft are positioning their consoles as all inclusive entertainment devices, at Nintendo – it's all about the games.
PHOTOS: Nintendo’s Focus On Franchises
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