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E3 2018 Thursday Recap
E3 may be wrapping up, but the Game Informer team is still hard at work, playing demos, analyzing information, and getting the scoop on all the big games from the show.
Hands-on impressions, game analysis, news, and videos from today's suite of coverage can all be found here!
Features
There's Still A Chance We Get MMORPG Dragon Quest X In The West
The Best Indie Games Of E3 2018
Answering All Your Very Dumb Questions About Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Previews
Five Ways Dying Light 2 Is A Bigger, Better, And More Intense Sequel
What We Loved From Just Cause 4’s Stupid Demo
Jump Force - The Jump Crossover Title Unites Series From The Magazine's Fifty Year History
Mavericks: Proving Grounds - An Ambitious-As-Hell Battle Royale With MMO Aspirations
The Surge 2 - Here's How This Cyber Sequel Is Shaping Up
My Hero One's Justice - It Should Probably Be Held Back A Year
Dead or Alive 6 - The cast is back in fighting shape, but there are some confusing choices made.
Video
GI Show - Cyberpunk 2077, Resident Evil 2, Developer Panel
Who's Winning E3? Episode Five
Cyberpunk 2077's Gameplay Blew Us Away At E3 2018
Watch Us Discuss Playing Resident Evil 2's Remake
News
Sony Shares Dip Amid E3 And Fortnite Cross-Play Controversy
Original Donkey Kong And A Never-Released Nintendo Arcade Game Come To Switch
Cygames Shows Project Awakening Behind Closed Doors
Cyberpunk 2077 Will Have More Diverse Romance Options Than The Witcher 3
CD Projekt Red Confirms Cyberpunk 2077 Is Targeting Current-Gen Consoles
You Won't Be Able To Finish Cyberpunk 2077 Without Killing Anyone
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