Bethesda has been on a roll. Not only have their games maintained a level of quality, they’ve also been popping out onto shelves more regularly. I’m starting to think that they’re feeling the pressure of being more consistent, of trying to find a balance between quality and quantity. It’s not an impossible task, but it is one that is fraught with peril if even one game is lacklustre upon release.

Microsoft’s press conference was the event that everyone was looking forward to. After all, new console launches are simply the best and Microsoft’s message regarding the in-development Scorpio was simple: The most powerful console ever made. A pity then that the press conference was underwhelming.

Need for Speed Payback is learning from the other players around it, and introducing some high octane racing that certainly going to get your blood pumping.

Devolver is such an oddball group, as I guess you'd expect with an indie publisher. But their sarcastic and weird approach to E3 cliches made me laugh a bit more than it should have.

Welcome to Bethesdaland! Bethesda’s strange E3 event took on the guise of a theme park again – and once again they showed off just a small handful of new and interesting things.

Star Wars Battlefront 2 reworks some of its most fundemental mechanics and borrows heavily from its history to produce a more fluid, familiar online experience.

Xbox has definitely learned its lesson from years past, focusing on what gamers really care about - games! They showed off so many titles during their press conference, while still detailing some important news about backwards compatibility and the Xbox One X.

News from E3: A new iconic character, a map, and a warm welcome back to a Quake $1 million Championship at QuakeCon.