Details are still sparse, but check out the trailer to see how gorgeous the game looks in action.

It’s official! The first deep dive into the world on the Nintendo Switch has a release date, and that date is November 16. Taking players back to the original Kanto region of Pokémon Red, Blue and Yellow, players will once again have a chance to catch ‘em all…provided that they have some extra cash to spend. While Pokémon Let’s Go will have all 150 original Pokémon to trade between players, the first exclusive legendary for the game will be exclusive to the Pokeball accessory.

Nintendo’s E3 direct is set to start in just under an hour. As has become norm for the big N, it’s pre-recorded affair that’ll be showing off a few of their games for the coming year. There’s no real idea of wat to expect. Some believe they’ll have several heavy hitters, while most reasonable people expect a more muted affair.

Rapture Rejects is a top-down isometric last man standing game set in the apocalyptic Cyanide & Happiness universe, and I can't believe I just typed that sentence.

So how does Devil May Cry 5 improve on its signature action when Dante and Nero return? By making that action look as damn good as possible, that’s how.

Ori and the Will of the Wisps maintains the tough as nails platforming and combat as the original, but brings in some innovative new abilties to help make them feel fresh again.

Sony decided to shake things up in terms of their E3 2018 press conference format, and it didn't really hit the right notes. Thankfully their stellar first-party showings did all the heavy lifting for them.

Ubisoft kicked things off with a whole bunch of energy during their conference yesteday and didn't let the mood die down for the rest of their show. Here's the best announcements you might have missed!