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E3 2014 Day Three Recap
The press conferences are past; now the real fun begins: scouring the E3 show floor for demos and hands-on impressions of all the hottest games.
The Game Informer staff is booked solid with appointments to see all the great games, both big and small, at the show. They've come back with a motherlode of information on the games that will shape the industry in the next few years. There's a lot of great stuff at this year's E3; click the links below to read about it all.
Features
Two GI Editors Discuss VR And Project Morpheus
Bungie's Chorus: How You Can Play Destiny This Week
A Kandid Discussion On Mortal Kombat X
Ten Things You Need To Know About Assassin's Creed Unity
A Conversation For The Ages - Talking Dragon Age: Inquisition
Co-oping Through Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel
Impressions
Bloodborne Looks Incredible, But Is It A "Souls" Game?
Slicing Up Foes In Bethesda's Free-To-Play BattleCry
Taking Down A Fortress With A Friend In Far Cry 4
Returning To The Decimated Streets Of The Division
Lichdom: Battlemage Brings The Challenge On August 26
Oculus-Powered Alien: Isolation Stabbed Me Through The Chest
Superhot Lives Up To Its Name In Virtual Reality
Lucky's Tale Shows How Platformers Can Work With Oculus Rift
Exclusive Shadow of the Colossus Transmogrify for Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition On PlayStation
Landmark - Build, Battle, And Explore
Five Striking Dragon Age: Inquisition Features
Rainbow Six Returns To Its Multiplayer Roots With A New, Destructive Twist
H1Z1: Brutal Zombie Survival [Trailer Added]
Joining The Trap Team - Hands-On With The New Skylanders
Tetris Ultimate Brings Some New Tweaks To Battle
Trailers & Screens
Take A Moon Dance Break With This Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel Footage
New Infamous DLC Screens Show Fetch In Action
Terrifying New Dying Light Screens Emerge
New Adventurer, Two Gods Join Lara Croft in Temple Of Osiris Screens
The Blue Hedgehog Goes Fast In New Sonic Boom Trailer
Watch An Entire 4 v. 1 Match Of Evolve In This Awesome Trailer
Beautiful New Entwined Screens Released
New Assassin's Creed Unity Trailer Profiles Protagonist Arno
Delve Into Abyss Odyssey With New Screens And Trailer
Sunset Overdrives Delivers Gonzo Action In New Screens And Trailer
Re-Enter The Ring With Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
24 Screens Of Batman: Arkham Knight
These New Evil Within Screens Will Terrify You
Be Vice President Of The World In Citizens Of Earth
News
Fire Emblem Creators Announce Strategy Shooter Code Name S.T.E.A.M.
Is Link A Girl In Zelda On Wii U?
Eiji Aonuma Addresses Hyrule Warriors' Place In The Zelda Timeline
Sableye's Mega Evolution Confirmed For Omega Red And Alpha Sapphire
EA Won't Pull The Plug If NBA Live Has Another Rocky Year
EA: NCAA Football Might Not Be Gone Forever, But Don't Expect More Soon
Halo 5: Guardians Beta Begins In December
EA: Titanfall Is The Best-Selling Xbox One Game To Date
"Extra Production Work" Keeps Female Assassins Out Of Unity Co-Op
Exclusive Hex: Shards of Fate Shattered Destiny Card
PlanetSide 2 Coming To The PS4
World of Tanks Blitz Gets A Release Date
Mortal Kombat X Will Have A New, Persistent Online Mode
Tales Of Hearts R Will Only Have Japanese Voice Overs
Respawn Reveals New Game Modes Coming In June Update
Fan-Favorite Characters Return (Again) In Persona Q
A Link To The Past Overworld Gets The Game Of Thrones Treatment
Shin Megami Tensei X Fire Emblem "On Schedule"
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