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E3 2018 Wednesday Recap
The gaming industry's biggest week of the year continues, and the Game Informer staff has been spread out across the E3 show floor seeing all the big titles. This is where you can find all of the day's coverage, including hands-on impressions, videos, analysis, and more. So check it out, and be sure to come back tomorrow for the third (and final) day of E3 2018.
Features
Let's Go's Director On Simplifying Pokémon, Required Motion Controls, And More
Seen At E3: Two Dumb Jeffs Edition
Telltale Writer And Clementine's Voice Actor Talk Saying Goodbye To The Walking Dead Character
How The Monster Hunter: World/Final Fantasy XIV Crossover Came To Be
Previews
Hitman 2 Retains The Same Murderous Flavor In A New Locale
14 Reasons Super Meat Boy Forever Looks Like A Great Sequel
List: 2 Details That Could Make Resident Evil 2 The Perfect Remake
Ori And The Will Of The Wisps Wisely Builds On Strong Foundations
5 Reasons Tetris Effect Might Be The Umpteenth Time You Buy Tetris
Lara Has Some Devious New Tools In Shadow Of The Tomb Raider
The Larger World Of Forza Horizon 4
Why Ghosts Of Tsushima Is A Bold New Direction For The Creators Of Infamous
Check Your Expectations – Blades Isn't The Full Elder Scrolls Package
Project 1v1 Is A Quake III-Style Shooter With An Old-School Arcade Twist
Generation Zero Is A Game You Should Keep Your Eye On
Video
Who's Winning E3? Episode Four
GI Show - Super Smash Bros, The Last Of Us 2, Developer Roundtable
Watch Us Discuss The Last Of Us Part II's Showing At E3 2018
New Gameplay Today – Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Watch Our Discussion About Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's Gameplay
New Gameplay Today – Starlink: Battle For Atlas
News
Yoshi's Cardboard Adventure On Switch Moves To 2019
Fortnite On Switch To Support Headsets Natively, No Need For Phone App
The $100,000,000 Fortnite Competitive Season Starts This Fall
Telltale Is Working On A Stranger Things Game
Dead Or Alive 6's Director Comments On De-Emphasizing The Sexiness Of The Series
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