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E3 2014 Day Two Recap
Day two of E3 is actually the first day the convention floor is open, and Nintendo opened the floodgates, including its Nintendo Direct E3 video. Lots to see here!
Note: There's a lot to chew on here, and we've tried to organize everything accordingly. However, there's some crossover, so be sure to check everything out.
We'll be adding content, so be sure and come back for more coverage from us.
Features
Video Recap - Microsoft's E3 2014 Press Conference
Video Recap - EA's 2014 E3 Press Conference
Video Recap - Ubisoft's E3 2014 Press Conference
Video Recap - Sony's 2014 Press Conference
Video Recap - Nintendo's E3 2014 Press Conference
Analysis - Nintendo's Upbeat Presentation Filled With Games, But Some Unfortunate Delays
Analysis: The Press Conferences Of E3 2014
A Candid Conversation On Microsoft's E3 Showcase
Impressions
A Day With Destiny
Survive The Crucible – Destiny’s Competitive Multiplayer
Visceral Shares More Details About Battlefield: Hardline
Setting Rebels Ablaze In The Order: 1886
Discussing The New-Gen Transition Of NHL 15
DriveClub May Be Gaming's Most Advanced Weather Simulator
Getting By With A Little Help From Your Friends In LittleBigPlanet 3
Getting Crazy With Dead Rising 3: Super Ultra Arcade Remix Hyper Edition EX + α
Surviving In Alien: Isolation
A Conversation For The Ages – Talking Dragon Age: Inquisition
Nintendo
New Legend Of Zelda Headed To Wii U
Star Fox Wii U Announced With Connections To Other New Sci-Fi Projects
Giant Robots And Security Camera Defense On Wii U
Bayonetta 2 Comes Bundled With The First Game, Nintendo Costumes
Play With A Friend In Yoshi's Woolly World
Miis Entering The Super Smash Bros. Battle
Super Mario 3D World Spin-Off Captain Toad Game Announced
New Mega Evolutions For Pokémon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire
Master The Mushroom Kingdom With Mario Maker
Princess Zelda And Midna Playable In Hyrule Warriors
Nintendo’s Splatoon Takes Paintball To Absurd Lengths
Kirby’s Curse Returns In Claymation 3DS Adventure
Lady Palutena Joins The Super Smash Bros. Pantheon
Nintendo’s NFC Tech Is Called Amiibo
Nintendo Sets Xenoblade Chronicles X For 2015
GameCube Controller Adapter And Special Smash Bros. Controller Arriving In Time For Release
Mario Vs. Donkey Kong Hits Wii U
Bowser Takes Center Stage For Mario Party 10 On Wii U
Professor Layton Vs. Phoenix Wright Releases In August
Fantasy Life Coming To The U.S. This Fall
Devil's Third Is A Wii U Exclusive
New Titles Coming To Nintendo eShop
Pac-Man Announced As Fighter For Super Smash Bros.
Impressions
Smash Running Cuccos In Super Smash Bros. On 3DS
WWE 2K15 New-Gen First Details
Super Smash Bros. Changes The Game With Customizable Fighters
Playing Yoshi's Woolly World Is Like Wrapping Yourself In A Warm Blanket
Making Mario’s Life Difficult In Mario Maker
Fighting As The Wii Fit Trainer In Super Smash Bros. On Wii U
Bayonetta Is A Hairy Girl, But I Still Like Her
Fighting Through The Field As Princess Zelda In Hyrule Warriors
I'm Too Small A Man To Play Little Mac In Super Smash Bros.
Hands On With Nintendo's Splatoon
Trailers & Screens
New Assassin's Creed Unity Screens & Collector's Edition Details
Perilous Times In Thedas – New Dragon Age: Inquisition Screens
Doom E3 Trailer Is A Tease For QuakeCon
Getting Personal With Middle-earth: Shadow Of Mordor
Comparing Halo 2 In The Halo: Master Chief Collection
New LittleBigPlanet 3 Screens Show Off Updated Visuals And New Playable Characters
A Look At The Terror Of Bloodborne From Dark Souls' Creators
Explosive New Rainbow Six: Siege Screens
New Far Cry 4 Screens Show Off Setting And Villain
Gaze Into The Apocalypse With Screens From The Division
News
Massive Chalice Xbox One Exclusive Won't Affect PC Release
Razer's Nabu Wearable Smartband Goes Into Limited Beta
Naughty Dog Founder Jason Rubin Joins Oculus Rift
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Pre-Order Gives You Advanced Arsenal
Final Fantasy Type-0 Coming To PS4, Xbox One
Hex: Shards of Fate Set 2 Announced
Take A Look At The New White PlayStation 4
Release Date & New Screens For The Order: 1886
Missed Day One? Check it out here.
Be sure to check in with Game Informer all week for up-to-the-minute news, screens, and trailers from the show floor.
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