• TGT's Guide to E3 2018


    E3 2018 and accompanying developer conferences are upon us. Once a three-day event, studios have spaced announcements over a week+ span to get what they believe is a proper share of the limelight and avoid being lost in the shuffle. However, one could argue that due to the sheer volume of announcements, game information could still get overlooked despite attempts to stand out.

    To help keep you up-to-date with all the happenings at and surrounding E3, TGT has put together a guide to all of the press conferences by companies and studios such as Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, and others.

    Continue on to see TGT’s guide to E3. Check back often as we update this article with the latest links, information, recaps, discussion, and more. Threads devoted to new games announced will likely be added to our Other Games Forum.


    EA Play 2018 – June 9-11

    Livestream June 9 @ 1 PM CT. Watch archive here:


    EA Play Recap:
    Battle V Multiplayer
    FIFA 19
    Origin access Premier
    Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order
    Star Wars Battlefront II: Discussion of future updates
    Unravel 2
    Sea of Solitude
    NBA LIVE 19
    Madden NFL 19
    Command & Conquer Rivals
    Anthem


    Microsoft

    Livestream June 10 @ 3 PM CT. Watch archive here:



    Bethesda

    Livestream June 10 @ 8:30 PM CT. Watch archive here:



    Devolver Digital

    Stream June 10 @ 10 PM CT. Watch archive here:



    Square Enix

    Livestream June 11 @ 12 PM CT. Watch archive here:



    Ubisoft

    Livestream June 11 @ 3 PM CT. Watch archive here:



    Sony

    Livestream June 11 @ 8 PM CT. Watch archive here:



    Nintendo

    Games expected to be shown/showcased: Untitled Super Smash Bros. game, Splatoon 2, RollerCoaster Tycoon, & more.

    Livestream June 12 @ 11 AM CT. Watch here:

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    1. CLW's Avatar
      CLW -
      Quote Originally Posted by JBHuskers View Post
      I knew Fortnite would be available today.

      Super Mario Party looks fun! I think by the end of the year I'll have a Switch.
      Yeah with an almost 3 year old I'll probably bite at the end of the gen or switch 2 as a way to introduce videogames.

      A fairly large hole Sony/Ms both have is young child friendly games
    1. Rudy's Avatar
      Rudy -
      In all honesty, how long can Nintendo keep milking the same franchises and largely the same games every console generation before people get tired of it?
    1. souljahbill's Avatar
      souljahbill -
      That’s not a Nintendo thing. That’s an industry thing.


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    1. SmoothPancakes's Avatar
      SmoothPancakes -
      Quote Originally Posted by souljahbill View Post
      That’s not a Nintendo thing. That’s an industry thing.


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      Yep. We're on the 15th Call of Duty, the 11th Battlefield with 13 if you include the Battlefield: Bad Company series, the 11th Assassin's Creed (if you including the smaller games like AC Chronicles, Freedom Cry, etc, that bumps it up to 16 games), we're on the 8th Fallout, we're currently on the 6th main Ghost Recon game with Wildlands. If they ever announce a new Splinter Cell, that'll be the 8th game of the series. The Elder Scrolls has something like 7 or 8 main games in the series. We're up to 15 Final Fantasies now, not including the multiple spin-offs.

      Gaming today seems to be 30% new games and 70% remakes/remasters/sequels.
    1. CLW's Avatar
      CLW -
      Quote Originally Posted by souljahbill View Post
      That’s not a Nintendo thing. That’s an industry thing.


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      It's an entertainment thing. Hollywood is WORSE.

      The budgets for these games/movies is so large now publishers aren't going to risk money on developing new IP when they can just crank out the 1000th comic book/star wars movie or rehash a previously successful "guy" movie and just replace the cast with women. Etc.....
    1. JBHuskers's Avatar
      JBHuskers -
      Quote Originally Posted by souljahbill View Post
      That’s not a Nintendo thing. That’s an industry thing.


      Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
      Quote Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes View Post
      Yep. We're on the 15th Call of Duty, the 11th Battlefield with 13 if you include the Battlefield: Bad Company series, the 11th Assassin's Creed (if you including the smaller games like AC Chronicles, Freedom Cry, etc, that bumps it up to 16 games), we're on the 8th Fallout, we're currently on the 6th main Ghost Recon game with Wildlands. If they ever announce a new Splinter Cell, that'll be the 8th game of the series. The Elder Scrolls has something like 7 or 8 main games in the series. We're up to 15 Final Fantasies now, not including the multiple spin-offs.

      Gaming today seems to be 30% new games and 70% remakes/remasters/sequels.
      Quote Originally Posted by CLW View Post
      It's an entertainment thing. Hollywood is WORSE.

      The budgets for these games/movies is so large now publishers aren't going to risk money on developing new IP when they can just crank out the 1000th comic book/star wars movie or rehash a previously successful "guy" movie and just replace the cast with women. Etc.....
      All of the above, exactly right.
    1. bdoughty's Avatar
      bdoughty -
      Quote Originally Posted by CLW View Post
      It's an entertainment thing. Hollywood is WORSE.

      The budgets for these games/movies is so large now publishers aren't going to risk money on developing new IP when they can just crank out the 1000th comic book/star wars movie or rehash a previously successful "guy" movie and just replace the cast with women. Etc.....
      Hollywood is the worst. Not just with sequels but freaking reboots. Halloween is now on it's second reboot of the original.
    1. bdoughty's Avatar
      bdoughty -
      Quote Originally Posted by Rudy View Post
      In all honesty, how long can Nintendo keep milking the same franchises and largely the same games every console generation before people get tired of it?
      Something else to chime in with what the others have said. Unlike the yearly sequels, Nintendo Franchise are not tossed out yearly. We may not see another Zelda or Mario this gen or it will be at the very end of the Switch lifespan. It took fans almost a decade to get Nintendo to bring back Metroid. Which was a very successful first party game.
    1. bdoughty's Avatar
      bdoughty -
      Fake Ex_CEO Kaz Hirai is retiring after E3 but he is going out with a bang


      Arrogant Sony...

      https://kotaku.com/ps4-fortnite-acco...itc-1826783281
    1. bdoughty's Avatar
      bdoughty -
      The Elder Scrolls Blades Won't Have An Open World At Launch, But May Add One Later

      https://www.gamespot.com/articles/e3.../1100-6459818/
    1. bdoughty's Avatar
      bdoughty -
      I did not get to see EA's presentation but Dunky came through with the epic LOL for those who missed it. (starts at 1:25 to 1:45). Welcome to America!