We had the opportunity to sit down with producer Kenichiro Tsukuda to discuss the upcoming Switch exclusive Daemon X Machina and learn not only about the game but some insightful thoughts from Mr. Tsukuda himself.
VoltEdge showed up ready to play at E3 with the all new TX70 wireless gaming headset and technical marvel of the 3D Audio Array.
Step aside AAA explosive open world games, there are some fantastic party games you simply must try from E3 this year and we can’t wait to show you just a few.
Rune Factory 4 Special takes the much loved franchise of blending simulated life with fantasy RPG and adds all new content like life after marriage and a harder difficulty setting with some nicely polished HD graphics.
Cris Tales is a beautiful upcoming RPG that lets you experience time in an all new way; through three time periods on screen simultaneously.
One of the most hotly anticipated games since its announcement, The Outer Worlds has finally given us a glimpse at what we can expect in the way of new features and mechanics in all new gameplay footage.
Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair is a brand new adventure into sidescrolling territory that has a little something for gamers of all types and experiences.
A Year of Rain aims to bring back the classic style Real Time Strategy genre with modern graphics, accessible and engaging content, and a fresh new emphasis on teamwork in its persistent 2v2 modes.
The Sinking City is a beautiful and haunting Lovecraftian third person investigation horror game that completely changes the investigation mechanics into something cerebral and brilliant without holding your hand.
One of the smaller games to hit the E3 show floor, Killsquad is a beautiful co-op shooter about effective teamwork with awesome upgrades and hordes of enemies that is accessible and enjoyable for all levels of gamer.
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