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E3 2017 Wednesday Recap
Though the major press conferences for this year are done, that doesn't mean that our coverage of games at the show is over. Today was the second day of the show floor being open and we had a wealth of previews and hands-on time with a number of hotly anticipated games go live. You can find them, as well as news, interviews, and footage down below including what we know about The Life Is Strange prequel, a discussion with Insomniac Games about Spider-Man, an info dump on Wolfenstein II, and more.
Press Conferences Archives:
Watch The Full 2017 EA Play Press Conference
Watch The Full E3 2017 Microsoft Press Conference
Watch The Full E3 2017 Bethesda Press Conference
Watch The Full E3 2017 Ubisoft Press Conference
Watch The Full E3 2017 Sony Press Conference
Watch The Full E3 2017 Nintendo Press Conference
News And Features:
Does Monster Hunter World Do Enough To Appeal To First Time Players?
Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite's Story Mode Isn’t Stupid Enough
Yakuza 6 Looks Like A Step Up From Previous Titles
How Yakuza Kiwami Modernizes While Remaining Faithful
God Of War Director Talks About Kratos' New Life
Seven Things You Need To Know About Life Is Strange: Before The Storm
The Best Indie Games Of E3 2017
Skybound Announces New Walking Dead Adventure Game For VR
Insomniac Games Answers Our 10 Biggest Spider-Man
Conan Exiles Coming To Xbox One August 16, Free Expansion On The Way
See New Gameplay From Super Mario Odyssey's New Donk City
Pro Revolution Soccer 8 Redefines The Soccer Sim Formula
Final Fantasy XV Gets New Vehicle, Prompto DLC, And Mobile Game
Square Enix Releases New Stunning Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Trailer
A pre-release Beta Is On The Way And Other Details About Dragon Ball Fighter Z
Strange Fantasy Sci-Fi RPG Elex Gets A New Gameplay Trailer
Microsoft Delivers Xbox One Avatar System For All
Lead Writer For Mass Effect And Mass Effect 2 Working On Anthem
The First 20 Minutes Of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus Are Bloody Brilliant
Secrets Of Mana Creator's New RPG Ever Oasis Gets A New Gameplay Trailer
Seen At E3 2017
Discussing The Big Changes Of Assassin's Creed Origins
The Evil Within 2 Gets Creepy New Gameplay And Story Trailers
Quirky Real-Time Strategy Indie Brings Tabletop Gaming To VR
We Count Down The Top Three Skyrims From E3 2017
Destiny 2's Overtures To The New And Lapsed Player
Does Monster Hunter World Do Enough To Appeal To First Time Players
Four Features Ubisoft Envisions For Beyond Good & Evil 2
Capcom Has No Current Plans To Localize Monster Hunter XX For The West
Marvel Vs Capcom Infinite's Story Mode Isn't Stupid Enough
Miyamoto On Breath Of The Wild, Nostalgia, And If Yoshi And A T-Rex Can Co-Exist
The Biggest Improvements Of State Decay 2
Three Big Changes Coming To Call Of Duty: WIII Multiplayer
Miss previous days? You can find the rest of our recaps right here:
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