The biggest and notorious video game conference has announced its 2021 dates. E3 will be an online-only event this year due to the Covid-19 virus. Here is more information on the event.
Disappointing news coming our way, as sources seem to claim that Nintendo will not be streaming a Nintendo Direct presentation in June, as initially planned, due to pandemic lockdown.
It seems that this year's E3 won't be getting an online experience after all, as E3 representative reveals that the ESA is currently trying to find new ways to reach audiences.
While this year's E3 may have been cancelled, on account of the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, the ESA has already revealed that next year's event will betaking place in June.
Rumour had it that numerous sources were citing that this year's E3 event would be cancelled on account of Coronavirus concerns, and today the event has officially been cancelled.
A lot of people saw this coming, and it seems that they may have been right — as new rumour suggests that this year's E3 event would be cancelled on account of Coronavirus concerns.
Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair was announced just a few days ago, and today we have some gameplay footage thanks to the Nintendo Treehouse crew. Take a look.
The Nintendo Treehouse crew has played Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order, and Nintendo has recently released almost an hour of this gameplay session for your delight.
According to some newly revealed information by the game's Director, Daemon X Machina will be getting a Competitive Multiplayer Mode after the game's launch.
Astral Chain, Platinum Games' brand-new intellectual property, recently got a new gameplay trailer that also offers a little bit of exposition about the game's story.
Marvelous! has released an awesome, and action-packed trailer for Daemon X Machina, their upcoming Nintendo Switch exclusive, and has revealed that the game will be releasing this September.
Feral Interactive announced recently that the acclaimed Alien: Isolation will be making its way into the Nintendo Switch, and it will include some features not present in other versions.
Sega and Nintendo team up, once again, to bring us a Mario & Sonic at the Olympics Tokyo 2020, which will see characters from the Mario and Sonic universes competing in a plethora of events.
Players will be able to take The Sinking City, Frogwares' new Lovecraftian title, on-the-go — as the game was recently announced for the Nintendo Switch.