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E3 2018 Tuesday Recap
After a busy few days of press conferences, the E3 show floor finally opened today, and we got our first look at a number of big games. In addition, Nintendo presented its vision for the future with its E3 Nintendo Direct. We played and offered impressions on big games like Spider-Man, Rage 2, and Metro Exodus, got big news about Destiny 2: Forsaken and a ton of games coming to Switch, and began gathering our favorite Indie Games of E3 and discussed some of the biggest surprises of E3 so far.
You can find links to all our stories below, and we'll update this round-up throughout the evening as more stories go live.
Features
Nintendo On Metroid Prime 4's E3 2018 Absence
Nintendo On Why Ultimate Is A New Smash Bros. And Not A Port
The Best Indie Games Of E3 2018
Did Bethesda Reveal The Elder Scrolls VI Too Early?
Microsoft's Tease Of The Next-Gen Xbox "Scarlet"
Rounding Up E3 2018's Biggest Surprises
Previews
Destiny 2: Forsaken’s New Gambit Mode And System Changes Bring Back The Chaos
Killer Queen Black Is A Killer Game
84 Things We Learned About Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
We Get A New, Extended Look At Metro Exodus' Snowy Wasteland
Five Things We Love About Rage 2
What We Think Of Spider-Man's E3 2018 Gameplay
What We Learned From Death Stranding's Gameplay
Resident Evil 2 Remake Changes The Structure For Claire And Leon's Interactions
Five Things You Need To Know About The Division 2
Impressions And Details From 50 Minutes Of Cyberpunk 2077 Gameplay
We Hunted Some Monsters In Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate On The Switch
Returning To Ellie And The World Of The Last Of Us Part II
Trailers and Screens
Fire Emblem Three Houses For Switch Gets A Gameplay Trailer
New Screenshots Showcase Destiny 2: Forsaken's Campaign, Gambit, and Gear
Gambit Trailer For Destiny 2: Forsaken Shows Off The New Mode
News
David Hayter Is Voicing Snake For His Return In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
New Octopath Traveler Demo Coming Soon For Switch
Nintendo Announces Mech Shooter Daemon X Machina For Switch
Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna - The Golden Country Releases In September
Fortnite Is Available For Switch Today
Hollow Knight Is Available Now On Switch
Let’s Go Pikachu And Eevee’s Poké Ball Plus Will Include Mew.
Dragon Ball FighterZ Is Coming To Switch This Year
Super Mario Party Is Coming To Switch In October
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Includes Every Fighter That Has Ever Appeared In The Series
Overcooked 2 Arrives In August On Switch
Year One Destiny 2 Gear Carrying Forward Into Forsaken
Daisy Confirmed For Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s Roster
Ridley Will Finally Be A Fighter In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Ridley And Inkling Amiibo Shown, Daisy Coming Soon
Celebrity-Studded Fortnite Tournament Airing Today
Popular Board Game Ticket To Ride Coming To Playlink For PS4
Splatoon 2's Octo Expansion Is Releasing June 13, New Amiibo Introduced
Fortnite Switch Can Play Online With Xbox One, PC, Mac, And Mobile
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