E3 2012 News

Lionhead Studios promises it "hasn't f---ed up" the Fable franchise with The Journey, a Kinect-exclusive on-rails adventure. The Kinect controls take some getting used to, but when it works, it does feel like magic.

Murdering people is a snap for your average space marinebut it's a mite trickier for a six-year-old boy, even if he is the son of Satan and blessed with dark supernatural powers. Come October 26, you'll get to see for yourself, when Lucius hits PC.

Resident Evil 6 appears to be getting two special editions -- one on PS3 and one on 360 -- each packaging its own set of extra games from the RE series.

Scribblenauts Unlimited is hitting the PC alongside the Wii U and 3DS versions this holiday season, Warner Bros has announced.

Garnett reports in from the trenches of E3 again with his thoughts on Nintendo's Wii U showcase in the latest Shacknews Daily.

Medal of Honor: Warfighter looks to freshen up multiplayer shooters by putting players in the boots of real-life Tier 1 operatives from 10 different countries.

The Last Guardian was sadly absent from Sony's E3 showcase. Sony has since said that it's working through "technical difficulties," and will only be released "when it is absolutely ready."

Developers Playground Games and Turn 10 Studios looks to turn car lovers into gamers and gamers into car lovers with it reimagining of the Forza franchise in the new Horizons.

ZombiU is a game to keep an eye on, but don't expect it to go easy on you.

Sony's Jack Tretton says the company's approach to building its next console will be remain the same as this generation, in that it may come out later or at a higher price point than its competitors.

Tomb Raider attempts to one-up Uncharted at its own game by introducing its own "everyday" heroine. Crystal Dynamics tries to blend cinematic peril seamlessly with gameplay--to mixed results.

Two-dimensional Mario and friends return in New Super Mario Bros. U, and we check it out to see what sort of improvements the Wii U tablet and new hardware bring to the table.

Sony Worldwide Studios head Shuhei Yoshida says it's too early to drop the Vita's price, as the company is still focused on building a library. He also says they made a misstep by not showing off more Vita games at the press briefing.

Dance Central 3 manages to one-up its predecessor by giving gamers the ability to create their own moves and free style without mirroring a set routine.

Bethesda's Todd Howard says Skyrim's "Dawnguard" DLC is tentatively scheduled for June 26.