E3 is a juggernaut of an expo, an annual extravaganza that showcases the best games coming over the next year of three. Because we’re a small, underfunded site in the scheme of things, we usually take the time that we have here to get as many behind closed door appointments as possible, only stepping on to the actual showroom to take in its spectacle in brief flashes as we run from appointment to appointment in a flurry, trying to play as much as possible in the short time we have here.

How does Destiny 2 plan to hook lapsed players back into its fold come September? With a mode that marries the best aspects of both its favoured modes, into one cohesive game of action, treachery and a race against time.

For years, I’ve lamented the sad, sad treatment that Capcom’s blue bomber has endured. As a longtime fan, the cancellation of multiple games and the resulting deprecation of the lemon-slinger’s status has been dispiriting. I left the brief demo with an indelible smile that’s persisted hours later. I’m a happy Mega Man fan, and I can’t wait for this new game to come in October.

After a trilogy of some of the most brutal gameplay ever imagined and a smash-hit with Bloodborne, what’s next for From Software?A game that is even bloodier, more violent and boasts more freedom of movement than ever before in the form of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.

In Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, having the right stance could be the difference between life and a not so permanent death. While the one-armed wolf will have plenty of tricks up his demonic sleeve that’ll allow him to overcome all manner of ghastly mythology run amok, it’s the sword that forms the basis of Sekiro’s offense and defense.

Nintendo’s first reveal of a proper Fire Emblem looks bigger, bolder and grander than ever, with a pretty solid refresh of its visuals that gives the action larger armies for players to command in battle. It’ll be out in the US Spring, just in time for me to get my emotions ready when my favourite warrior falls in battle.

As everyone called before the Direct, Fornite is indeed coming to Nintendo Switch. And it's out today

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.