To kick off the first official day of E3 2018, Nintendo put out their E3 2018 Nintendo Direct. In usual Nintendo fashion, they showed a few trailers for some upcoming games before a rapid fire montage of other games which culminated into a extremely deep dive into Nintendo’s next major release, Super Smash Brothers: Ultimate. The
Out of all of the E3 press conferences, the PC Gaming Show tends to get largely ridiculed or outright ignored by the vast majority of the gaming community. This year, however, I think the PC Gaming Show did an amazing job of showcasing a huge variety of gaming experiences that are all coming to digital
Every time E3 comes around I’m reminded why Ubisoft tends to be one of my favorite publishers in the industry. They consistently put out a diverse mix of great games and always seem to be having a good time during their press conferences. In other press conferences I felt like the presentations suffered from early
If I were to use one phrase to describe Square Enix’s E3 2018 Press Conference, it would probably be: “This was unnecessary”. To be fair, unlike the other presentations this year, Square Enix opted to put out a short 30 minute video that gave us some insights into one game, and then had us take
As the E3 2018 press conferences continue to try to steal the headlines, Bethesda came out with definitively the most middle of the road conference. Many of the announcements featured during Bethesda’s conference were expected, mostly because a lot of things were leaked by Walmart Canada (oddly enough). But despite that, Bethesda still managed to
The second E3 press conference started with a bang and managed to maintain the hype train throughout the entire conference. This has got to be Microsoft’s strongest showing in a long time and they’re sending a clear message to Sony that they’re coming for the crown. For the first time in years, Microsoft has executed
It’s the most wonderful time of year to be a gamer! E3 2018, aka Christmas for Gamers, as many like to refer to it, has kicked off with a decent press conference from Electronic Arts (EA). Although everything EA showed wasn’t exactly what we were all expecting, they did have a few nice surprises. Hit
Traditional turn-based JRPGs are nowhere near as prevalent as they were back in the late 90s and early 2000s but that isn’t stopping developer SEMISOFT from making exactly that. Legrand Legacy is a turn-based JRPG inspired game that pays homage to JRPG classics like Final Fantasy, Breath of Fire, Legend of Dragoon, and Suikoden. Utilizing an art style reminiscent
New Year, New PCP! The guys gather ’round to talk about the 2017 Game Awards hosted by Geoff Keighley!