The Microsoft Xbox Presentation at E3 has just kicked off and MS was not wasting time in bringing out its Spartan-armoured big gun. Yes, the Master Chief is back in Halo Infinite!

Next week is E3 time! For many, it’s the closest thing to Christmas, with roughly a million (give or take) new games revealed, along with gameplay and more from games we already know about. Thanks to this year being an especially leaky one, it seems that many of this year’s greatest surprises have had the wind knocked out of them. That doesn’t mean that we aren’t in for more surprises though! What surprise game announcement would tickle your fancy?

I really enjoyed State of Decay 2, even if it was somewhat buggy, and lacking polish. The game received a day one patch that helped, but the game was still a little on the rough side. A new 20GB patch hopes to fix that. An extensive update has effectively replaced the entire game that includes fixes to the games networking code, stability fixes, as well as numerous, welcome bug fixes.

While the E3 of today is a tightly-tuned beast of rehearsals and scripted moments, the E3s of the past were a bit more dynamic. That led to more than a few scenarios that were cringe-worthy to say the least. Events that went off script, crashed and burned. We’re a big fan of those awkward moments, so here’s a look back at E3’s best and worst blunders.

Microsoft has revealed the Adaptive Controller, which should make playing games for the large market of disability stricken players far easier and managable.

I really enjoyed my time with State of Decay 2. That’s probably in spite of the game, rather than because of it. It’s got a number of lovely systems that are all hampered by janky controls, poor performance, glitches, bugs and an overwhelming lack of polish. Still, if you can get past those, there’s an enjoyable management sim-cum-action game buried under the surface. The game is everywhere – and that’s reflected in its scores, which range from gushing praise to vitriol. Here’s what critics think of State of Decay 2

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.

Accessibility options are being supported more and more from a software perspective. But not content with the current slate of hardware, Microsoft is reportedly attempting to make their own programmable controller.