E3 2011 News

Project Aces' newest addition to the franchise adds a "Close-Range Assault" system that lets you lock on to a target and zoom in to the cockpit for an explosive and absolutely thrilling experience.

We check out some of House of the Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut for the PlayStation 3 at E3 2011 to see if 3D and Move support make killing zombies more fun.

For those of you who missed the Assassin's Creed Revelations demonstration during E3 earlier this month, the publisher has released a six-minute video version of it.

Twisted Pixel has transitioned The Gunstringer to a full retail product, and will be shipping to brick-and-mortar stores in September.

Rayman Origins is a game that's easy to fall in love with. Quite possibly one of the most gorgeous 2D games ever made, with four-player co-op and challenging level designs.

Sonic the Hedgehog returns in Sonic Generations, an HD adventure including re-imagined content from the past twenty years.

The Resident Evil franchise has always had its quirks, but the new multiplayer-focused Operation Raccoon City sheds all the charm the series is known for. Now, it's "just another zombie game."

SSX is the game we've come to know and love over the years, but on a scale unlike anything the genre has seen before. Race and trick down all of the world's major mountains, whilst escaping the wrath of some furious avalanches.

Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary brings the original console classic to the modern era with upgraded visuals, online co-op, and links to the newly announced Halo 4.

We check out some four-player co-op in Renegade Ops, the upcoming twin-stick, vehicle-based shooter from Avalanche Studios that uses a modified version of the Just Cause 2 engine.

I have to credit EA for trying something new with Need for Speed The Run. Still, EA appears to have missed the mark with its narrative-heavy twist to the series.

Ridge Racer Unbounded is everything Ridge Racer is not. In fact, it was my biggest surprise of E3. Unbounded features a level of destruction that rivals, if not bests, the mayhem of Split/Second.

It's robots vs. humans in Binary Domain, a third-person shooter developed by Toshihiro Nagoshi (Yakuza, Super Monkey Ball). We get our hands on at E3 2011 for some early impressions.

Aliens: Colonial Marines takes the series back to LV-426 to tell the story of what happened after the events of Alien 3--after Ripley's jail-planet battle was won and the dust had settled at Hadley's Hope.

Sound Shapes feels like a game that's designed from the ground up to take advantage of everything the Vita has to offer. Addictive gameplay combined with a compelling creator sold me not only on the game, but the system as well.