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The DOOM E3 2015 gameplay
trailer we just added to our earlier
story about the pre-E3 presentation for id's shooter sequel concludes with a
release window they do not seem to be highlighting. Near the end the clip says:
"Coming Spring 2016." Continue here to read the full story.
Bethesda ended tonight's presentation showing off Fallout 4, their
upcoming RPG sequel. This highlights how far along things are, as they show off
the character creation system, how SPECIAL traits are assigned, and other
gameplay elements. They also show off some gameplay, and highlight the
capabilities of the new graphics engine. They say this most ambitious game
environment they've ever made, including the ruins of downtown Boston. They also
show off the actual Pip-Boy that will be included in a collector's edition,
which includes second screen functions, which will also be available on mobile
devices (they also showed off a new free mobile Fallout spin-off game which
should be available this evening). The complete the Fallout demonstration by
showing a new crafting system to allow you to scrap items to create items and
structures for an environment more to your post-apocalyptic liking,
demonstrating seemingly endless combinations of weapons and armor, saying all
that effort is to support all the effort they put into the combat system. They
capped off the festivities saying the game will be released on November 10th of
this year.
This E3 teaser trailer
shows off The Elder Scrolls: Legends, an upcoming free-to-play virtual
card-based strategy game. Here's word: Dive into the newest adventure in
The Elder Scrolls series with The Elder Scrolls: Legends - a free-to-play
strategy card game.
The Elder Scrolls: Legends will bring together the rich lore and exciting worlds
in The Elder Scrolls series conveniently to your iPad or PC later this year.
"For news and details on The Elder Scrolls: Legends visit www..com or Follow The
Elder Scrolls: Legends on social media.
Continue here to read the full story.
Arkane Studios officially makes the
expected
announcement of Dishonored 2, where players will once again take on
the role of a stealthy assassin. They showed a cinematic revealing the return
and described the setting and the chance to play as the choice of two characters
this time around. They don't have a release date to offer, but say this will be
available for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4. Here is the
official E3 2015
announce trailer. Continue here to read the full story.
Bethesda announces that the BATTLECRY
website is now accepting signups to beta test this team-based action game.
They do not specify exactly when testing will commence, but say they will
contact everyone when things are set to begin. This is offered globally, but
applicants must be able to check off a box saying they are at least 18 years old.
Bethesda Softworks' E3 presentation is now underway on
Twitch and
YouTube, and their
first new revelation is the announcement of DOOM Snapmap for the upcoming return
to DOOM. They call this a
way for players to easily create "intricate" maps on the fly with no previous
experience, offering the ability to share maps for id's upcoming shooter sequel
with the press of a single button. They also showed off DOOM single-player and
multiplayer play, displaying several multiplayer modes and a visit to hell along
the way. Here's the DOOM
E3 2015 gameplay trailer. Continue here to read the full story.
Bethesda has apparently accidently revealed one of their E3 announcements in
advance of this evening's pre-E3 stream, as
Kotaku has a recording of Raph Colantonio and Harvey Smith discussing plans
to unveil a follow-up to Dishonored, Arkane Studios' assassination game.
The revelation came while they were rehearsing spontaneous banter for
on Twitch before being informed this
was streaming live. Bethesda is playing it cool with a "we meant to do that
tweet, which
says: "Twitch test a success. Tune in tomorrow night at 6:45 pm PT for more
surprises. #BE3." Their presentation is officially scheduled for 10:00 pm EDT
tonight on Twitch and
YouTube.
Starbreeze reveals they are working on their own entry in the presumably
emerging market for virtual reality hardware, as
GameInformer has first-hand impressions of playing a demo of Starbreeze's
upcoming Walking Dead shooter played on a prototype Project StarVR
headset. These are being made in cooperation with InfinitEye and the demo also
utilized a gun peripheral from Trinity VR based on a concept they
once floated on Kickstarter. They note the main differences between what
they saw and the VR headsets from Valve and Oculus Rift is that Project StarVR
features a 5K display with a 210-degree field of view for enhanced peripheral
vision. They mention issues with pixelation and the screendoor effect, but offer
reasonably positive impressions of head tracking and aiming, though they note
the demo was a rail shooter featuring a character in wheelchair.
- EasyAcc 9000mAh All-weather Outdoor Power Bank on
Technogog.
- NZXT Noctis 450 Gehäuse on
Technic3D. German.
- DeepCool CAPTAIN 120 Liquid CPU Cooler on
Nikk Tech.
Ready for E3 to kick off Tuesday? Too late, there's a Bethesda presentation
tonight. Happy E3 everybody!
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