E3 in Pictures: Booth Babes Bonanza!
We went to the E3 South Hall to check out some more games, but somehow got sidetracked by more of the lovely booth babes on the show floor. Oh, DARN.
We went to the E3 South Hall to check out some more games, but somehow got sidetracked by more of the lovely booth babes on the show floor. Oh, DARN.
Interactive maps; first-person shooters with gyroscopic controls and wild new multiplayer modes are just a few possibilities on the table according to Ubisoft.
Comic FPS starring a British redneck will feature gyroscopic controls, touchscreen-driven multiplayer and aliens that look suspiciously like Rabbids.
Sammy Wich, the official GamePro sandwich, is enjoying his first ever E3. Lettuce show you a few pictures of Sam's exciting adventure through the E3 showroom floor!
GamePro editors battle the crowds and find their favorite games on the show floor in Day 2 of E3 2011.
For GamePro's gonzo journalist-aspirant Chris Holt, Nintendo is a drug that he's trying to quit
You can't just wave your Wii Remote around to score hits with your sword in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. Kat Bailey explains why.
Sweet Tooth and friends turn The Big Apple into a violent playground, letting you trash department stores and have fun with nukes.
Mario games are known for their tight controls and excellent use of camera angles. But this might not be the case with Mario's 3DS debut.
We take a tour of the frigid mountains of The Elder Scrolls V...and things heat up when a couple of dragons show up.
It's E3 day two! GamePro staffer McKinley Noble wades into the hot, smelly masses of humanity on the show floor to bring the day so far in pictures.
VIDEO: We talk all the good and bad about the Wii U and discuss our favorite games we previewed on Day One of E3 2011.
In the hands of bald badass Agent 47, anything can become a lethal weapon. Absolution refines Hitman's formula and delves deeper into the story.
Lara's (latest) reboot takes in the lessons of Assassin's Creed, Batman, and Uncharted while maintaining its Tomb Raider character.
Sega's revisiting (and revamping) Sonic's classic gameplay and stages for their mascot's 20th anniversary.
Sure, we love games, but E3 would be nothing without the booth babes that give the show its yearly dash of beauty. Hey! Are you even reading this?
Shigeru Miyamoto confirms that Pikmin is under development for Wii U, and that it might be out sooner than you think.
Is the Wii finished? Shigeru Miyamoto says Skyward Sword might be one of the last titles Nintendo develops for the platform.
GamePro's Chris Holt turns his gonzo-journalism leanings to Monday's press briefings. It's not pretty.
Tom Price checks out the game's multiplayer and tells us about some differences between the highly anticipated upcoming game and its previous installments.
Fable creator Peter Molyneux insists his new adventure in Albion isn't on railes. Will Herring takes a look to see if Molyneux's statement is accurate.
After a disappointing outing on the Wii, hang gliders and submarine propellers add a new and interesting dimension to this surprisingly polished racer.
The Wii U looks like a cool, innovative piece of tech. But we said the same about the Wii. Does the Wii U have the oomph to be more than its predecessor?
Still confused about what, exactly, the Wii U is? Justin Haywald gives it a spin and tells you what it is -- and isn't.
"Project Cafe" is Wii U. Third-parties are jumping on it. The 3DS has some of its biggest names coming out soon. Check out all of the news from Nintendo's 2011 E3 presentation.
E3 2011 is under way, but most of the convention is still under wraps. Here's some early photos of the currently sparse LA Convention Center area.
VIDEO: GamePro editors give their impressions on the first day of press conferences at E3 2011.
More Kinect games, a $249.99 PlayStation Vita and Battlefield. We highlight the good (and bad) of E3 so far!
It's press conference day at E3 2011, and we're reporting straight from the Los Angeles Convention Center. Here's some pics from the GamePro War Room!
Sony showed off more of Uncharted 3, its new 3D display, and dubbed the NGP the "Vita." And Sony apologized for the PSN outage. Check out all the E3 happenings here.
Sony's next portable is the Vita. It comes in two models, a $249 Wi-Fi version, and a $299 3G/Wi-Fi model. Both are available this holiday.
We learned more about Assassin's Creed: Revelations during Ubisoft's presentation. Also: News on Rayman: Origins, Far Cry 3, and TrackMania.
VIDEO: Play through a new level of FPS realism with better graphics, audio, and destruction capabilities in Battlefield 3.
Battlefield 3 and Mass Effect 3 dominated EA's presentation, but other games, such as Need for Speed: Run, Kingdom of Alamur, and the new IP OverStrike also made impressions.
VIDEO: Get a look at the much anticipated Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 filmed at Microsoft's press conference at E3 2011.
Watch EA's E3 2011 press briefing right here, with plenty of commentary from the GamePro staff.
Mass Effect 3 is coming out March 16, 2012 -- be ready to save the Earth!
The announcement of Halo 4 was the highlight of Microsoft's E3 2011 press briefing. But the company showed off plenty of other things as well, including a bevy of Kinect titles.
Microsoft closes its E3 2011 press briefing with a tease of Halo 4, the first of what appears to be three new games with Master Chief. Watch the teaser trailer here.
Is Halo 4 real? Is Microsoft working on a new console? Follow the press briefing--and our liveblog--here.
GamePro staffer Chris Holt channels his fondness for gonzo journalism into an analytical look at the calm before this year's E3.
VIDEO: We check out the reboot of Tomb Raider and talk about what it takes to re-imagine the iconic character of Lara Croft.
A budget price and a comprehensive list of updates may not impress casual gamers, but Arcade Edition still has plenty of additions that hardcore fans will want to snatch up.
With E3 2011 kicking off later this morning, we're here to tuck you in tonight with some last-minute rumors from all around the Internet.
With less than a day until E3 2011 kicks off, rumors have surfaced that an Xbox LIVE Diamond service will be announced at Microsoft's press conference.
In our new weekly round-up of news, opinions, quotes and tweets from around the industry, Kat Bailey offers her take on next week's E3 press conferences and more!
We're running for our lives to get to E3 just to check out the games we can't wait to play. Watch the GamePro staff introduce the trailers of their personal big games at the show.
With E3 on the horizon, there's a slew of new trailers to generate buzz about big upcoming games. We give our perspectives on the latest trailers for some of the E3 lineup.
We have plenty of hard facts, but the biggest fun of E3 is trying to figure out what the surprise announcements will be. PS4? Fable 4? Here are our best guesses.
As selected by the GamePro staff, here's a comprehensive look at 10 of the best video games available on Nintendo's DSiWare service.
What do you want from E3? GamePro staff members give their predictions and wishes for the games/announcements/assuredly epic press conferences at the show.
Big reveals put the pressure on Nintendo and Sony, while Microsoft can (probably) stay the course. But all three will have something to prove going into the show.
Looking for the latest E3 info in real time? Be sure to check out E3Insider.com, the "virtual event experience" that provides you with all the hottest E3 news.
A report by Nikkei has confirmed the speculation that the Wii's successor will feature a touch-screen device as its controller.
VIDEO: Lara Croft returns, this time as her younger self and discovering what it means to be a survivor and fighter in Tomb Raider.
Metal Gear Solid and Zone of the Enders HD collections have been confirmed, but what the heck is "Transfarring?"
This return to the Red Faction's destructible Martian colony replaces the open-world fun of Guerrilla with a linear, run-and-gun treadmill.
Kat, Jason and special guest Kevin VanOrd settle in to discuss what some are already calling the best RPG of the year. Also: Pandora's Tower & Final Fantasy XIII-2 discussion!
GamePro staffer Tom Price answers a few of our burning queries about the Caped Crusader's latest (and potentially greatest) outing.
VIDEO: THQ takes us behind the scenes at Valhalla studios to see what outspoken video game designer Tomonobu Itagaki is up to.
Although it's hampered by sloppy hit detection and awkward controls, Cartoon Network: Punch Time Explosion is a fun, interesting brawler that 3DS owners should check out.
VIDEO: Your favorite crass, over-the-top, stripper-loving hero is finally back in Duke Nukem Forever.
It's a ninja game, with a ninja from the future, who does ninja-type things. Not the most exciting game, but Mirai Ninja has its charm. Learn more in this week's AGTTF.
Yes, it's awfully familiar, but Excitebike has received a refreshing 3DS remake for the launch of Nintendo's eShop. Our impressions within!
We get our hands on Kerrigan's new powers, wield a gross of banelings, and reveal all new units in the upcoming add-on for Starcraft II
While some technical and design choices make InFamous 2 a bit of a disappointment, some great set pieces, fun powers, and memorable battles still make for an enjoyable ride.
VIDEO: Download the Rockstar Pass to get access to all L.A. Noire add-on content.
VIDEO: An important discovery unravels an intricate web of corruption in Deus Ex: Human Revolution.
These games are some of the best choices for those who want to share a gaming experience with friends, even if you only have a single iPad on hand.
Turbo controllers? Hint lines? Four-player adapters? Manuals?! We explore where these and other once-standard parts of video gaming have gone.
VIDEO: Join Marcus Fenix and his brothers-in-arms to wage a desperate two-front war against the Locust and Lambent menace to save humanity in Gears of War 3.
This multiplayer-minded aerial combat title from indie developer Dark Water Studios is a fast-paced blast.
Activision finally reveals its plans to monetize Call of Duty’s online presence. Will gamers think it’s worth it?
Chris Holt takes on the persona of a real, hard-boiled detective to bring L.A. Noire's protagonist down a notch. Yes, he's probably overthinking this.
The Week of Dragon Quest is complete! Check out all the articles, videos and podcasts celebrating the franchise's 25th anniversary here!
This week, Mortal Kombat on accordion, Zelda music through a Tesla coil, mouthing bad voice acting, Mizuguchi talks, and so do Portal turrets. Plus: nudity!
We conclude our Week of Dragon Quest by showing how the franchise's unlikely intersection with another Japanese RPG pillar in the summer of 2000 shows why the series endures.
Special guest Tim Rogers joins Kat, Justin and Ray to discuss Dragon Quest's rich history as our celebration of the 25th anniversary continues!
Our weekly look at XBL Arcade and (eventually) PSN games, some we couldn't find the space to review. This week, an Xbox Indie Games spectacular.
VIDEO: Play all your old NES, SNES, and Genesis games on one console with the unfortunate looking Retron 3!
Hothead Games has released a mysterious trailer that tells us absolutely nothing about its new game The Baconing.
As we finally catch up with the latest Dragon Quest, we also manage to find the time to take one more look at the past and speculate wildly about the future.
The quirky parody/tribute to classic 16-bit RPGs comes to XBLA. Get a first-look at the game with us as we try it out live!
Despite the developer change and the other drama surrounding this popular franchise, it looks like Modern Warfare 3 is in capable hands.
The quirky PSP hit is coming to Xbox Live Arcade as Half-Minute Hero: Super Mega Neo Climax, and we pre-answer the big questions you undoubtedly have on your mind.
Contributor Nadia Oxford looks at some of the early attempts to westernize the iconic franchise as the Week of Dragon Quest continues!
Considering the frightening images within, perhaps this obscure sequel to a Bubble Bobble rip-off was better left forgotten. Find out more in this week's AGTTF.
Now that the PlayStation Network is finally back up and just about fully functional, we wrap up our two-part review of Zipper Interactive's sniper-dominated shooter.
Our next stop in out week-long celebration of Dragon Quest makes a pit stop in the land of Sony as we detail the PlayStation era of the series.
Dirt 3 is a standout among racing games, packing diverse multiplayer modes, beautiful graphics, slick presentation, accessible gameplay, and an incredibly deep season mode.
It still causes a little eyestrain, but nVidia's 3D setup may be part of your next PC.
A brief history and subsequent fantasy of the English version of Dragon Quest that started it all... or tried to.
Sony Europe has confirmed that the PlayStation Store probably won't be coming back this week, despite the contents of a leaked memo a short while ago.
We continue out week-long tribute to Dragon Quest with a look at the franchise's 16-bit era. How does the "lost era" compare to the rest of the series?
VIDEO: World War 3 comes right into the homes of the most powerful nations on earth in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.
Irrational returns with an adventure not only through the sky, but through time!
Not a fan of using a touch screen for your iPad arcade gaming? Here's what you might be looking for -- a joypad!
Who's That Flying is an action-packed, side-scrolling shoot-'em-up port of one of the few great PSP Mini games. It's challenging, funny, and almost seems like a native iOS app.
Reveling in its difficulty, violence, and mature tale, The Witcher 2 is one of the top RPGs of this generation and may be the best standalone PC game of 2011.
Namco re-re-re-refreshes two of their legendary franchises in a new 3DS compilation that doesn't exactly feel like a rerun.
Sony's financial results from the 2011 fiscal year are due out this week, and the company's recent troubles have caused it to revise its estimates downwards.
An abridged version of our no-holds-barred PC feature. Learn why the first real gaming platform is still the best.
This week, we take a trip down memory lane with a Capcom classic, face off on the stage of destiny, and put our detective skills to the test.
L.A. Noire has plenty of flaws, but that doesn't necessarily mean you should miss out on one of the most interesting games of the past few years.
From classic LucasArts point-'n-clickers to the hardboiled investigations of Rockstar's latest, we ask "WTF's up" with our love for adventure games both new and old.
Epic has announced that a new trailer for Gears of War 3 will debut on May 28 during two of the world's biggest sporting events.