Creating a world that isn’t beholden to the more grounded rules of reality has been a key factor in Anthem, which gives Bioware’s latest property a different flavour to that of Mass Effect.

Visceral has been plugging away at their untitled chapter in the Star Wars series for a while now, although any actual details on it are about as scarce as an EA E3 press conference that people actually enjoyed. Some rumoured details have surfaced however, and they're not covered in Bothan blood for once.

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.

If you were out on Saturday, or just didn't feel like watching the coverage live, here is everything you might have missed from EA's press conference, all in one place.

Imagine a world, where humanity is at risk and only the best loot outside the walls that protect us can help turn the tide on our species going extinct. That game happens to be Destiny. That game also happens to be Anthem. Bioware’s next big IP is science fiction to the max,as mankind utilises all manner of super-powered exoskeletons to help survive another day.

It's got a campiagn that a new Star Wars story that bridges the gap between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens.

We know nothing about it at all, but the new game from Bioware is called Anthem. Originally codenamed Dylan, the game seems to be taking on the games as a service ethos, and has a lot in common with Destiny.

Hazelight, a new studio from the creators of Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, revealed a new co-op game called A Way Out.