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Rewatch EA's Entire E3 Press Conference
From Mass Effect Andromeda to our first look at Star Wars: Battlefront gameplay, EA had some big games to show off at this year's E3. If you missed it the first time, you can now rewatch the company's press conference in its entirety, including Game Informer's pre- and post-show analysis.
Along with our first glimpse of Mass Effect Andromeda and a revealing Star Wars Battlefront trailer, EA shared a number of other promising titles, including Mirror's Edge Catalyst, the new Need For Speed reboot, Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2, and an adorable puzzle game called Unravel. You can check them all out in the video below – you can even relive the short outage around the 90-minute mark when EA's feed went down and we had to awkwardly fill the gap. Good times...
We'll be bringing you more impressions from the show floor all week long. In the meantime, check out our E3 Day One Recap, and our whopping list of 60 Things We Know About NHL 16.
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