After a couple leaks last month, Ubisoft has officially revealed that “Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle” will be released on August 29. No doubt one of the oddest announcements of this year’s E3…
The winds of change are reaching tropical storm force in the video-game world. And that's going to make the landscape at E3, the industry's annual trade show, look a lot different this year. There…
YouTube is returning to E3 this year, expanding its live-streaming coverage of the game expo to two days — and broadcasting for the first time in 4K Ultra HD — under a multiyear deal with producer…
The video game industry gathered in downtown Los Angeles this past week for the annual deluge of announcements, trailers and reveals known as E3 Here are five of our biggest takeaways from this…
Anime subscription site Crunchyroll is teaming up with friends: Crunchyroll corporate parent Ellation officially announced a new video subscription service called VRV at E3 in Los Angeles Tuesday…
Take-Two Interactive Software held its annual E3 Kickoff Party at Cecconi's in West Hollywood Monday night to celebrate the gaming expo. Hosted by company CEO Strauss Zelnick, the affair gathered…
Norman Reedus can’t escape death. “The Walking Dead” actor is set to star in famed game designer Hideo Kojima’s upcoming video game “Death Stranding.” The trailer for the new game debuted at Sony’s…
Sony’s PlayStation VR headset now has an official release date: The virtual reality device is going to be available to consumers starting on October 13 this year. Sony made the announcement as part…
Microsoft has finally announced the rumored next iteration of the Xbox One with Project Scorpio. At its E3 conference on Monday, Microsoft unveiled an enhanced version of the Xbox One, code-named…
Electronic Arts is bucking E3 tradition by not appearing at the expo and instead opting for a separate event. The new event is called EA Play, which will take place on Sunday, June 12-14, at Club…
E3 2015 may very well have seen the strongest showing by the videogame industry in years. Big games had tremendous receptions. New technology was widely (and warmly) embraced. And the industry seemed…
