While most of the buzz around this soft sequel has focused on the single-player content, Blizzard wants to show off all the work it has done on multiplayer.

Nvidia’s just about ready to show off some brand new hardware, and thanks to all the leaks we’ve seen so far, we know that the GeForce RTX 3080 and RTX 3090 are going to be absolute units.

Will there be more Keanu? More motorcycles that tingle the Akira-centers of my brain? Find out tonight!

The latest big name to kind of opt out of the E3 festivities? None other than Electronic Arts, who’ll also be ditching the big press conference idea in favour of something a little bit more…different. Instead of the single hour-long presentation that has become a running joke in E3 circles, EA will instead spend the week before E3 releasing smaller livestreams.

In an industry that is constantly in flux, constantly changing, Call of Duty has managed to cement itself as an annual favourite. It’s Dinner For One with guns, a traditional buffet of action that shows no signs of slowing down. Over the years, everyone knew exactly what to expect from Activision’s money-making franchise: A weekend of story, sixty frames of action at any given time and plenty of multiplayer to keep your thumbs busy. This year, things are different.

Despite being still in early development, Beyond Good and Evil 2 is wearing its ambition on its sleeve with a first look at the game in action.

Want more monkeys with jetpacks and space exploration in wild, graffiti laden ships? Beyond Good and Evil 2 is getting a new livestream look later today.

On May 8, Destiny 2 kicks off a third season of action that has one goal in mind: pleasing its fans who are starving for new content. Here’s a quick rundown of just some of the content that Bungie was keen to show off.