E3 is no stranger to that phenomenon of estimation, as every year happens to have a few traditions. There’s the usual stuff: Press conferences running late, XBoss Phil Spencer having the finest T-shirts in the land and South African journalists being utterly buggered after flying for literal days to reach Los Angeles. So hell, why not make a game out of it? Why not get out the paper, jot down some buzzwords and prepare yourself for…E3 BINGO!

In Days Gone, you'll need to take good care of your wheels as they're your primary way of staying alive in a world gone mad.

Say hello to the next duo of Pokémon games on the Nintendo Switch: Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu and Pokémon Let’s Go Eevee.

Metro: Exodus has been delayed into the early months of 2019, perhaps in a bid to avoid the silly Christmas rush entirely.

Many a game has been a spiritual successor to STALKER. We’ve had Metro 2033, it’s two sequels and even Suvarium labeled itself as the “definitive” successor on its Kickstarter page. After eleven years, it looks like we’re finally getting an official sequel.

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

RAGE 2 might just be the most unlikeliest resurrection of 2018. After all, the original game was an open-world post-apocalypse shooter with heavy emphasis on driving around a world gone mad. Elements that developer Avalanche can perfectly slot itself into.

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.