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E3 2016 Day Four Recap
The big announcements and surprise reveals may be finished, but E3 is still in full swing. The biggest games of 2016 and beyond are on display, and the Game Informer editors are playing them and bringing you our hands-on impressions. Of course, we've also got a deluge of new screens and trailers, and bits of news continue to trickle out.
Nintendo continued showcasing new titles in its standby series like Mario Party and Paper Mario, but the company also revealed a new RPG called Ever Oasis. On the show floor, we got a chance to see plenty of exciting titles in action, including Gears of War 4, Ghost Recon: Wildlands, Detroit: Become Human, and Titanfall 2. All in all, today was a good day to be a gamer, so peruse the collection of stories below and relive it.
News & Analysis
Paragon's Open Beta Hits In August
Stargate Actor Joins God Of War As The New Voice Of Kratos
Nintendo Announces Pokémon Go Plus – A Companion Pedometer For Pokémon Go
PlayStation Neo Unlikely To Include Internal PSVR Processing
Another Familiar Face Returns To Dishonored 2
Rhythm Heaven Megamix Is Available Now For 3DS
Features
Everything You Need To Know About The Xbox One S, Microsoft's Middle Child
Ed Boon Answers Mortal Kombat's Burningest Questions
An Interview With Hideo Kojima
Ed Boon Talks Injustice 2's New Updates And Long-Term Vision
In-Depth Previews
The Beginning Of The Last Guardian Forms A Special Bond
The Dark Souls-Inspired Nioh Looks Promising
Forza Horizon 3 Puts You In Charge Of The Horizon Festival...And Australia
Hands-On With Gears Of War 4 Proves To Be Spooky, Action-Packed Time
Twin-Stick Hero Shooting Takes Off With Livelock
What's The Same And What's Different In Titanfall 2's Multiplayer
An Extended Look At How Your Choices Matter In Detroit: Become Human
Paper Mario Color Splash Is One Of The Best Surprises Of E3
We Dig Deep Into E3's Trio Of Lego Games
22 Things We Learned Going Hands-On With Ghost Recon Wildlands
ReCore's Color-Changing Combat On A Hostile Eden
Everything We Learned About Horizon Zero Dawn At E3
Exclusive Videos
E3 Rivals: Days Gone vs. Dead Rising 4
Tekken Creator Katsuhiro Harada Talks About Story Mode And Street Fighter Rivalry
Taking The Helm Of A Starship In Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare
Watch Two-Minute Supercuts Of Every E3 Press Conference
Test Chamber – Trials Of The Blood Dragon
Screens & Trailers
See 40 Minutes Of Pokémon Sun & Moon Gameplay
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Gameplay And Screens Unleashed
Nintendo Announces New Action/RPG Ever Oasis
Box Boy Getting Sequel With Box Box Boy On 3DS
Mario Party Star Rush For 3DS Features Simultaneous Multiplayer
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Screens Show The Classic Back In Action
Extended Days Gone Video Highlights More Ways To Slaughter The Zombie Masses
New Friday The 13th Trailer Shows Off Brutal Kill Animations
Yo-Kai Watch 2's Trailer Shows Off New Mechanics And Ghosts
Destiny: Rise Of Iron Screens Demonstrate The Battles To Come
Take Control Of A Titan In New Attack On Titan Trailer
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments Of The Forgotten Past 3DS Gets September Release
Ubisoft Aims High In First Screenshots For Steep
Get A Closer At The Newest Threats From Monster Hunter Generations
For even more E3 news, check out our recaps from day one , day two, and day three.
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