E3 2012 News

007 Legends celebrates the 50th anniversary of James Bond by revisiting six of 007's classic films, starting with Moonraker.

Our wrap-up of Nintendo's E3 press briefing, along with a few announcements that trailed out directly after the show.

Ubisoft Montreal's Watch Dogs is one of the most interesting games shown at E3 so far, yet Ubisoft was conspicuously quiet about which platforms it was being developed for, leading to speculation that it may be intended for next-gen consoles. No, it isn't.

Mickey Mouse and Oswald the Rabbit will join forces on November 18, Disney Interactive announced today at E3, confirming the release date for Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two. It also blasted out an E3 trailer, with more of their animated animal adventures.

High Moon Studios surprised fans when to make a good game out of the Transformers license with War for Cybertron. Two years later, fans are getting a proper sequel--one that appears to end the Cybertron series.

It's unfortunate that The Amazing Spider-Man is titled as such, because it's inevitable that not-so-clever journalists like myself will go for the obvious headline: "The Bot-So-Amazing Spider-Man."

Mirror of Fate is an interesting marriage of Lords of Shadow and the classic 2D Metroidvania games. The game is played on a 2D plane, but features the combat of its 3D console counterparts.

I cut clean through the top half of a man's head. It was a genuinely uncomfortable sight--and only the beginning of the hyper-violence featured in Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance.

Having played nearly an hour of it, I'm disappointed to say that Resident Evil 6 isn't just disappointing--it's terrible.

Yes, he's younger and has black hair. But having played the new DmC, it's hard to think of it as a reboot. It plays so much like the previous games, that it might as well have been called Devil May Cry 5.

Nintendo's Wii U GamePad features a ton of tech: gyroscope, camera, and a giant touch screen. So, what kind of battery life can we expect?

Game & Wario (working title) is a spiritual successor to the WarioWare series coming to the Wii U.

Missing from Nintendo's E3 press conference was a game called P-100. Published by Nintendo, it's a launch game from Platinum Games, developer best known for Bayonetta.

Nintendo showed off NintendoLand at its E3 press briefing, a collection of mini-games that explain the concept behind the Wii U.

Nintendo showed off Lego City Undercover at its E3 press briefing, and announced that a 3DS version is in the works as well.