We’ve already doled out our own awards for the best games that were on offer, but now it’s time for the closest thing there is to official E3 awards. Though not associated with E3 in any real way, the Game Critics awards are judged by a panel of 38 US and international media. Here are their choices for best games of E3 2017.

Lining up with previous rumours, Nintendo is launching the SNES Classic this September. And it's coming with over 20 incredible games.

The local industry is playing "catch-up" and Dota 2 is being left behind.

Weather effects, native 4K visuals and a whole light of lighting on Xbox One X. What about PC then for Forza Motorsport 7? Provided that you’ve sunk enough cash into your rig, you’re very much capable of having a platform that outperforms the Xbox One X. If the PC version is up to scratch that is. For developer Turn 10, that specific port is on track (hehehehe) and its going to be all about the small details that’ll make it stand out from the pack.

Steam’s sales have undoubtedly lost a bit of their sheen since moving to a more traditional format, but that doesn’t mean that you can;t pick up a worthwhile bargain – even if there’s probably too much to to wade through. Here’s a list of fifteen of our staff picks.

Energy Esports have set up shop at the Nexus in Johannesburg.

If you grab an Xbox One X, you can expect to use hundreds of extra gigabytes of data every month for 4K content. Thankfully, it looks like the older Xbox Ones won't have to download the extra stuff.

Activision’s previous two Spider-Man games are perhaps the prime example here of lifting a few ideas from its rival and running wild with them. An idea that developer Insomniac Games wants to avoid, preferring instead to be more inspired by their distinguished competition.