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E3 2016 Day One Recap
The E3 excitement started today with press conferences from EA and Bethesda, featuring announcements, trailers, and a whole lot of cheering. Some of the biggest games shown today were Titanfall 2, Mass Effect: Andromeda, Dishonored 2, and a new Prey game. The show floor opens on Tuesday, but in the meantime, here's a breakdown of all the announcements from today's pressers to keep you in the loop. Tomorrow will continue with more press conferences from Microsoft, Sony, Ubisoft, and PC gaming, so get ready!
A Deep And Detailed Look at Dishonored 2
Other News and Features
Telltale Batman's Cast And New Screens Revealed
Rumor: Microsoft Xbox One Slim Image Leaks
Interview with Jade Raymond About EA's Star Wars Release Schedule and More
Clementine is Back for Season 3 of The Walking Dead Along With A New Playable Character
Mafia III Has A New Trailer Showing How Deadly Revenge Gets
Writer Chris Avellone Is Working On Prey
Skyrim Special Edition Is Free On PC If You Own All DLC Or The Legendary Edition
Respawn Won't Charge For Titanfall 2 Maps And Modes DLC
Previews
Obduction Is Deeply Rooted In Myst-ery
Ubisoft's Star Trek Bridge Crew For VR Is Looking Great
You can get the latest E3 coverage on our dedicated page for it here.
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