Despite being just a few days since it was revealed the game was getting delayed, a brand new gameplay trailer for Crackdown 3 has been revealed at E3

Ori and the Will of the Wisp gets shown off just a little, and it looks great in action.

It's not a new Dark Souls or Bloodborne, but instead From Software will have us battling monsters samurai-style in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.

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!

Buckle up destruction porn fans, because not even Terry Crews can get Crackdown 3 out on time.

Dark Souls is an amazing and important game, but the remaster does little to spice things up, providing little reason to really go back to Lordran. Blighttown runs at 60fps though, so that might be reason enough for some.

The conversation around loot boxes and in-game transactions is changing. While many players have always grumbled about their inclusion, people have accepted them as a necessary evil – even defending those that aren’t the most egregious. Consumers are slowly starting to realise they’re being taken for a ride.

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.