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E3 2016 Day Five Recap
Another E3 has come to a close. The games have been played, the trailers have been watched, and the news has been announced. Don't be sad, though; even though this was the final day of E3 2016, we can still help you experience the best of what the show floor had to offer.
With gorgeous screenshots, stunning trailers, and detailed impressions of games like For Honor and Persona 5, the stories below should fill in the gaps and help you get excited for the games on the horizon.
News
Super Paper Mario, Drill Dozer, And Mega Man 7 Available On Virtual Console
Activision Bringing Animated Skylanders Academy Show To Netflix
E3 Had Over 70,000 Attendees This Year
Features
The Game Informer Show – Our Top 5 Favorite Things Of E3 2016
In-Depth Previews
Platinum Games Channels The Action Of Bayonetta With Nier: Automata
Persona 5 Continues To Impress Us As We Learn More
Five Things We Learned While Slaughtering Our Way Through For Honor
Gwent Is More Than Just A Digital Card Game
Making Demon Giblets Cooperatively In Shadow Warrior 2
Bungie Talks Rise Of Iron And Filling Out Destiny's Story
The Golf Club 2 Swings For Distance With Massive New Features
Exclusive Videos
Watch Outlast II's Entire E3 Demo
Screens & Trailers
New Kingdom Hearts 2.8 Screens Show The Game's Combat And Worlds
For Honor's Single-Player On Display In New Screenshots
Trio Of Final Fantasy XV Trailers Star New Enemies, Flying Cars, And A Sparkling City
Mafia III Screens Chart A Course For Vengeance
Star Wars Battlefront Visits Cloud City In New Trailer
For even more E3 news, check out our recaps from day one , day two, day three, and day four.
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