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E3 2016 Day Three Recap
After two full days of press conferences from the likes of EA, Bethesda, Microsoft, Ubisoft, and Sony, the full E3 show floor finally opened up to attendees on Tuesday afternoon. The opportunity to dig in and play some of the games that have been showcased in recent days was a welcome change of pace, even as new screenshots and videos continued to release surrounding some of the most exciting announcements of the show.
Without a doubt, day three's big winner is Nintendo, as the publisher showed off multiple facets of its flagship game, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. We also learned new details about mysterious games like Insomniac's Spider-Man, checked out some gameplay of Halo Wars 2, and began to explore the first of many VR experiences on offer at this year's big show. Dive into our full coverage below, and check back tomorrow as we continue our full week of blowout coverage on the biggest event in gaming.
News & Analysis
A Remastered Bulletstorm Is Coming, But We Don't Know Anything About It
Insomniac's Spider-Man Is A Full PS4 Exclusive, Isn't Connected To New Movie
Zelda: Breath Of The Wild, Daisy, Waluigi And More Amiibos On The Way
Features
Science-Fiction Weekly: Mass Effect: Andromeda And The Games Of E3
The Biggest Collector’s Editions From E3 2016
In-Depth Previews
Final Fantasy XV VR Is Missing The Excitement
Outlast II Carryies On The Disgusting, Spooky Legacy Of The Original
Introducing The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild
Hands-On With The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild
The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild Is 12 Times The Size Of Twilight Princess
There Is No Female Link In The Next Legend of Zelda
Star Wars Battlefront: X-Wing VR Mission Will Be Free For PS4 Battlefront Owners
Nintendo Shows Off New Pokémon For Sun & Moon, Gameplay, And Battle Changes
Kingdom Hearts 2.8 Is Wonderfully Paving The Way For Kingdom Hearts III
User-Created Characters Get Off The Ground In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2
Frank West Gets An Exosuit In The Ludicrously Fun Dead Rising 4
Tekken 7 Gives A Strong Early Impression
Delving Further Into South Park: The Fractured But Whole
What To Expect From Telltale's Batman
A King's Tale: Final Fantasy XV Is A 2D Brawling Bonus
Four Big Takeaways From Our Hands-On Time With Horizon Zero Dawn
Hands-On With The Elder Scrolls: Legends
Hands-On With The Impressive Pro Evolution Soccer 2017
Watch Nine Minutes Of The Psychonauts VR Game
I Created A Monster In Skylanders Imaginators
Watch Over An Hour Of The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild
The Father Son Relationship In God of War Is The Heart Of The Story
Video Analysis
How Titanfall 2 Hopes To Improve The Formula
Test Chamber – Our Thoughts On The Halo Wars 2 Beta
Test Chamber – See A Full Playthrough Of Resident Evil 7's Teaser: Beginning Hour Demo
Screens & Trailers
Two New Expansions For The Division Detailed At E3
New Horizon: Zero Dawn Screens Capture Fierce Combat And Vicious Mech Wildlife
New God Of War Shows A Familiar, But Subdued Kratos
Revel In The Mystery Of Kojima’s Death Stranding Screens
San Fransisco Looks Gorgeous In New Watch Dogs 2 Screens
Neon Pink Is King In New Screenshots For Trials Of The Blood Dragon
Ghost Recon: Wildlands Screens Show Off Team-Based Infiltration
The Last Guardian Readies For Release In New Screenshots
Detroit: Become Human Images Show Androids In A Futuristic City
New Screens For PlayStation Exclusive Spider-Man Show Spidey in Full HD
First Images Of Days Gone Show A Hopeless Future
Fe Is A Game Out To Capture Your Heart
New Images Introduce Us To The Heroes Of Scalebound
Enter The Dark And Desolate World Of Here They Lie For PlayStation 4 And VR
Arachnid Enemies From Space Shooter Farpoint Appear In New Screens
ReCore Has A Dynamic, Changing World
Abzu Receives Release Date, New Trailer
Resident Evil 7 Screens Bring Horror Back
Stealth Take-Downs and Intriguing NPCs Shown In New Dishonored 2 Screens
Final Fantasy XV Screens Put The Spotlight On Summons
For even more E3 news, check out our recaps from day one and day two.
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