Despite the leaks from last week suggesting otherwise, Gearbox have announced that Borderlands 3 won't be appearing at E3 in any capacity.

Conventional wisdom states that we’re going to see the recent Sun and Moon editions wrapped up with a pretty bow on top, that’ll go by the name of Pokémon Twilight. Other rumours say that the original generation of the Red and Blue games will be resurrected once again, to mark the start of a new Pokémon journey on the Switch. Or maybe developer GameFreak has something bigger in mind.

It’s ground zero for the biggest celebration in video games. Glitz, glamour and the power of a marketing budget run amok as the industry converges on the city of angels to kick off E3. Here’s when you can watch them, and what you can expect to see from the biggest names in the business announce their upcoming games.

Step on up folks, grab a bingo card and sit down. We’re going to take a look at the games that are rumoured to be shown off this year at E3.

It's the season of E3 leaks, and Walmart in Canada has beaten everyone to the punch with a huge leak of unannounced games that include RAGE 2, Splinter Cell and Borderlands 3.

If Skate were a person, it would be Rodney Mullen. A wizard on the streets who can still pump out impossible tricks, the world needs Skate more than ever. Make America Skate again dammit. A trilogy of excellence then, but not a quartet. For years, fans have been hungry for a sequel and it sounds like those dreams might finally be answered. According to one listing at least.

The latest generation of Xbox One player avatars from Microsoft looks cute, whimsical and more detailed than ever in this leaked video.

The more things change they more they stay the same however, as E3’s block of press conferences will still remain a popular attraction as a pre-show extravaganza. Ubisoft is sticking to its tried and tested guns once again in 2018, as they’ve date their annual E3 press conference for June 11.