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E3 2017 Monday Recap
Today was another big one for game news, with press conferences from Ubisoft and Sony, as well as the PC Gaming Show. We'll forgive you if you weren't able to keep up with all of the game reveals and new trailers for previously announced titles. In fact, we'll make it easy for you to catch up. We've got everything you need to read and watch from today's events in one central location.
The PC Gaming Show was relatively low-key, though there were a few notable news items. Highlights included the announcement of an XCOM 2 expansion, as well as pricing and release-date details for Lawbreakers. A few hours later, Ubisoft had an impressive press conference filled with lengthy demos, including The Crew 2, Far Cry 5, and a new pirate game called Skull and Bones. The presentation ended with an extended CG teaser for the long-awaited Beyond Good & Evil 2. Sony's press conference was similarly filled with big-name games, and it was tough to keep up with the rapid-fire delivery of so many releases. It included surprises like a Shadow of the Colossus remaster, a Skyrim VR edition, and a new PS4 Monster Hunter game. It concluded with a lengthy look at Insomniac's upcoming Spider-Man game.
Here's the complete list of what happened today. And if you missed the weekend news, you can catch up here.
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PC Gaming Show News and Trailers:
Lawbreakers Releases This August For $29.99
Klei Unveils Griftlands
XCOM 2 War Of The Chosen Announced, Arriving August 29
Bohemia Interactive Reveals Islands
Ubisoft News and Trailers:
The Rabbids Invade The Mushroom Kingdom For XCOM-Style Strategy
Assassin's Creed Origins Shows Off Egypt In New Trailer
First The Crew 2 Trailer Shows Off Multi-Vehicle Races
Elijah Wood And Ubisoft Announce VR Project Transference
Ubisoft Shows Off New Trailer For South Park The Fractured But Whole
Ubisoft Reveals Skull And Bones, A New Pirate Game
South Park Phone Destroyer Coming To Mobile This Year
Ubisoft Highlights Next Steps For Steep
Just Dance 2018 Releases This October
Ubisoft Announces New Toys To Life Game Starlink Battle For Atlas
Ubisoft Shows Off Far Cry 5's Gameplay
Beyond Good And Evil 2 Finally Gets Thrilling, Wacky Cinematic Trailer
Ubisoft Fires Off First Look At Space Junkies
Ubisoft Announces Assassin's Creed Origins Collector's Edition
Ashly Burch Not Returning As Chloe In Life Is Strange: Before The Storm
Ubisoft CEO: We Are Not Forgetting Splinter Cell
Sony News and Trailers:
Undertale Coming To PlayStation 4 This Summer
GT Sport Coming Out This Fall
New Trailer For Uncharted: The Lost Legacy Shows Action-Packed Hunt For Treasure
Horizon Zero Dawn: The Frozen Wilds DLC Hits Later This Year
Days Gone Gameplay Demo Shows Motorcycle Rides, Brutal Fights, And A Zombie Bear
Monster Hunter World Coming To PlayStation 4 Next Year
Shadow Of The Colossus Remake Coming To PS4
Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite Confirms New Characters, Story Demo Available Today
Skyrim And New Final Fantasy XV Fishing Game Coming To PlayStation VR
Star Child Is A Sci-Fi Game On A Foreign Planet, Coming To PlayStation VR
Supermassive Games Announces Unsettling PSVR Title The Inpatient
New Call Of Duty: WWII Multiplayer Trailer Takes Place On All Fronts
Kratos Resurfaces In New God Of War
Detroit: Become Human Trailer Foretells An Android Uprising
Destiny 2 Releases On September 6, PS4 Gets Exclusive Strike
Sony Gives A First Look At Gameplay For Insomniac's Spider-Man
Supermassive Takes FPS To PSVR With Bravo Team
Miscellaneous News And Features:
Kingdom Hearts Composer Talks Orchestra World Tour, Kingdom Hearts III
Breaking Down Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus' Trailer: 10 Details We Noticed
Destiny 2 Gets October Launch Date For PC
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