As the busiest time of the year for video game announcements, E3 can be a tough show to keep up with. Between the trailer-packed press conferences, the on-floor indie game reveals and multiple big studios like EA and Microsoft hosting their own events outside E3 proper, news is constantly flooding in from all sides at once.
To save you the trouble of loading up on coffee and bouncing from website to website for your video game fix, we've created this simple one-stop hub for all the E3 2018 news you could need. Below you'll find a running tally of all the games shown at E3 2018 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC as well as some interesting statistics on the show as a whole. If you want even more detail, you can click through to complete games lists for each system with genre information, trailers, release dates and more.
Developer: Naughty Dog Platforms: PS4 Release date: N/A
An older Ellie shows off the lighter side of the post-apocalypse in a tender moment dancing with a fellow survivor. The levity doesn't last long as she ventures out into a world overrun by the more deplorable elements of humankind, forced to kill for her own survival.
Get your first look at the gorgeous open world of Feudal Japan you'll explore in Sucker Punch's upcoming action RPG. Samurai swords, stealthy assassinations and slow-motion combat accompany a tense story of provincial warfare.
Developer: Remedy Platforms: PS4, Xbox One, PC Release date: 2019
A brief but tantalising look at the next game from Remedy. Starring a kick-arse female protagonist, Control lets you wreak havoc with physics-defying telekinetic powers.
Developer: Capcom Platforms: PS4, Xbox One, PC Release date: 25 January 2019
Taking cues from Resident Evil VII, Capcom is remaking Resident Evil 2 from the ground up. The game features a new over-the-shoulder camera perspective as well as modernised controls.
Developer: Kojima Productions Platforms: PS4 Release date: N/A
Kojima finally shows off what his bizarre new game looks like in action. Whether its traversing a barren landscape with robot in tow or lugging a dead body on your back, this game still looks as absurd as ever.
Developer: From Software Platforms: PSVR Release date: 2018
A new direction for From Software, Deracine aims to tell a more intimate story in virtual reality. You play as a spirit summoned by a young girl, tasked with helping the students in a boarding school.
Taking cues from Resident Evil VII, Capcom is remaking Resident Evil 2 from the ground up. The game features a new over-the-shoulder camera perspective as well as modernised controls.
A brief but tantalising look at the next game from Remedy. Starring a kick-arse female protagonist, Control lets you wreak havoc with physics-defying telekinetic powers.
Taking cues from Resident Evil VII, Capcom is remaking Resident Evil 2 from the ground up. The game features a new over-the-shoulder camera perspective as well as modernised controls.
A brief but tantalising look at the next game from Remedy. Starring a kick-arse female protagonist, Control lets you wreak havoc with physics-defying telekinetic powers.
Developer: Marvelous Entertainment Platforms: Switch Release date: 2019
Pilot a sword-wielding, rocket-launching mech with jets on its feet and blow the tarnation out of even larger mechanical monstrosities in this stylish third-person action game.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna - The Golden Country
Developer: Monolith Soft Platforms: Switch Release date: September 2018
A new chapter in the Xenoblade Chronicles franchise set 500 years before Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Features a refined battle system and a brand new story.
Developer: Nintendo Platforms: Switch Release date: 5 October 2018
The Mario Party franchise makes its Switch debut in Super Mario Party. The series' trademark board game traversal and mini-game mayhem is all here, plus a bunch of new modes including one that spans two Nintendo Switch consoles.
Developer: Bumblebear Games Platforms: Switch Release date: 2018
The classic arcade action-strategy game is now available in digital form on Nintendo Switch. Redesigned from the ground up, it now features online play.
Developer: Nintendo Platforms: Switch Release date: 7 December 2018
All characters from every Super Smash Bros. game make their return in the largest Smash game yet. Fighters like Link, Fox and Mario have been upgraded with new moves inspired by their latest Switch games.
Matt Sayer is a technology writer and editorial engineer for Finder, combining industry expertise with data-driven solutions to help people make better decisions. His extensive portfolio spans investigate reporting on the roll-out of 5G, statistical analysis on the legacy of E3 and guides for popular products like mobile phones and smart speakers. Matt has a Bachelor of Computer Science from RMIT University and is passionate about finding ways that technology can better our lives.
Microsoft has announced a price and prerelease date for the developer edition of its Hololens augmented reality device.
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