As much fun as Just Cause 2 was however, it was also a flawed game. And it looks like the latest sequel has inherited some of those imperfections.

Just Cause 3 certainly knows how to make an explosion or two look pretty. There’s a ton of destruction to sift through in any session of the game, which means that you’ll need a moderately beefy PC to handle all the carnage. Here’s the minimum and recommended specifications from Avalanche Studios.

In Just Cause 3, it looks like CIA agent Rico Rodriguez will be more than just an Al Pacino lookalike, as his past is revealed. Explosively, I’d assume.

Cardboard, a cellphone, sharp objects, Just Cause 3 and a numpty how has a flying phobia. What could possbly go wrong when all of that was combined?

Just Cause 3 is currently boasting that it may just have the biggest map ever seen in a video game, a sandbox that goes by the name of the Medici Island in the Mediterranean Sea. And I'm going to totally blow the s*** up out of it.

I have a goal in life. A dream, that one day I’ll be able to own an island of my very own. And then lock the rest of the gang up on it, and leave them to rot away, cursing my name. Just Cause 3 just might make that dream a reality for me.

EXPLOSIONS! THINGS THAT GO BOOM! Just Cause 3 isn't just a Baysplosion-simulator, it's a showcase for pyromania.

Phil Rogers, European CEO of Square Enix has taken the stage on their E3 conference this morning. He talks about Square’s vision and their commitment to gamers. He then hands the floor over to Roland Lesterlin, the Game Director of Just Cause 3.