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LEGO Forza Horizon 4 Is a Thing I Didn’t Know I Needed Until Now
Forza Horizon, more than the excellent-but-far-more-serious Forza Motorsport, has always elicited pure joy. Each Forza Horizon entry is like a 72-degree summer day, complete with a gentle breeze, in video game form. Forza Horizon 4 again took the series to new heights, and it's even trying to one-up the stellar Horizon 3 in the expansion pack department. The third Horizon brought us one of the greatest uses of a license ever in the form of its Hot Wheels add-on, and now Forza Horizon 4 looks to up the ante by giving us LEGO Speed Champions.
The quirky and irresistibly charming LEGO movie-licensed games are made by British studio Traveller's Tales, so perhaps it's no surprise that Horizon 4's LEGO Speed Champions, developed by fellow Brits Playground Games, shares the same sense of humor. It serves Horizon well, from a funny riff on FH4's intro sequence to a smattering of mini cutscenes starring LEGO figurines splashed throughout events.
How to Watch Monday’s AMD Keynote Live – E3 2019
Who says the only the Xbox Scarlett and the PS5 get the run of the show at E3 2019? AMD is making sure PC gaming isn't forgotten with some potentially exciting Navi and Ryzen 3rd Generation announcements at E3 today.
AMD will hold a livestream of its E3 2019 keynote on June 10, and here's how you’ll be able to watch the event live as if you were there yourself.
AMD will hold its E3 2019 keynote on Monday, June 10 at 3pm PT/6pm ET/11pm UK (Thursday, June 11 at 8m AET). The event will be streamed live from Los Angeles and you'll be able to watch it through these websites below.
Everything Revealed at the Devolver Digital Big Fancy Press Conference
The Devolver Digital Big Fancy Press Conference 2019 held a Nintendo Direct-style conference filled with...well...you may just want to watch it for yourself.
The conference did, however, feature some new games, release dates, and even an arcade cabinet that you can purchase for $5,000.
We've gathered everything revealed at Devolver's E3 2019 press conference for you below, including the full press conference that you just have to see for yourself to believe.
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout "flings hordes of contestants together online in a mad dash through round after round of escalating chaos until one victor remains!" This colorful new title touts that players will be battling bizare obstacles, will shove through "unruly competitors," and must overcome the unbending laws of physics themselves to emerge victorious.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Release Date Announced
Final Fantasy VII Remake will be released March 3, 2020.
During a Final Fantasy VII concert in Los Angeles, Square Enix showed a teaser trailer for the FF7 remake, which announced the release date of March 3 next year at the end, confirming a PS4-exclusive release. Square asked fans to stay tuned for more during the Square Enix E3 2019 press conference.
The trailer features footage from the Midgar set portion of the game, predominately of AVALANCHE'S first Mako reactor bombing run. The guard scorpion battle is shown, with Cloud using Cross Slash limit break and Barret using Big Shot. We get a short look at the duo fighting Shinra's various defense forces, and it looks like the idiosyncratic designs from the original are all present and correct
All News, Trailers, and Gameplay From the Bethesda Press Conference
We knew there would be no Elder Scrolls 6 or Starfield at Bethesda's E3 2019 press conference, but Bethesda still had plenty to show off, including exciting Doom Eternal details and a few brand new games.
Below you'll find a roundup of all the major news, trailers, and gameplay from Bethesda's E3 2019 press conference.
Doom Eternal Release Date, Multiplayer Details, and Collector's Edition Revealed
Doom Eternal is coming November 22. Its multiplayer Battlemode is a 2-vs-1 face-off between two player-controlled demons and one slayer.
Doom Eternal First Hands-On: Skills + Kills = Thrills
Some wise, anonymous Internet philosopher wrote something to this effect after the sublime Doom reboot came out in 2016: “In Dark Souls, you are trapped in a room with monsters. In Doom, monsters are trapped in a room with YOU.” It’s as if the developers at id Software took that to heart, smiled at the corners of their mouth like The Grinch, and decided to even the scales in Doom Eternal (out November 22), even just a bit.
I have played Doom Eternal (on PC), and it relishes in putting the screws to you as you try to fight off dozens of Hell-spawned demonic minions in each encounter. id’s Marty Stratton calls the battles “combat puzzles,” and in my experience, it’s not an unfair assessment. And as in the 2016 game, the solution, Stratton adds, is “to be more aggressive. It’s really designed to challenge you.” Lead designer Hugo Martin laughs and says, “It’s very sadistic.”
Doom Eternal Gets a Release Date, Multiplayer Details
Doom Eternal will be released on November 22, and it's got a 2-on-1 multiplayer mode.
Announced at Bethesda's E3 2019 conference, Doom Eternal will take us to some interesting new places, including Heaven and the Doom Sentinel homeworld.
Also announced was Battlemode, a multiplayer mode that pits two demons against a single Doom Slayer. It's apparently "strategic, competitive and a ton of fun."
A collector's edition was also revealed, including a wearable Doom Slayer helmet alongside a Year One pass (featuring 2 story-based expansions), soundtracks, lore books, a classic weapons sound pack, lithograph and more.
Dishonored Studio Reveals Deathloop
At the Bethesda E3 2019 conference, the developer behind the Dishonored series, Arkane Studios Lyon, has revealed Deathloop: a first-person action game set "in a time of madness."
Deathloop "transports players to the lawless island of Blackreef in an eternal struggle between two extraordinary assassins" and features a mind-bending story with "meticulously designed levels," a feature the Dishonored series has always been known and praised for.
As with Dishonored, players will be able to tackle challenges in most ways they see fit, and one of the main goals of Deathloop is to hunt down targets all over Blackreef to put an end to this cycle that appears to bring each assassin back to life after death.
Commander Keen Resurrected as a Mobile Game
Commander Keen - the side-scrolling series from Doom studio id - has been brought back to life as a mobile game, as announced at Bethesda's E3 2019 press conference. It's soft-launching for free this summer on iOS devices and Android phones.
This new mobile game is a "modern take" on the classic series, and features twin geniuses Billy and Billie who "build wacky gadgets from household items" and use gadgets to summon allies, attack enemies, and move through the environment. The story mode will tell classic Commander Keen tales and new ones, and there is also a Battle mode which allows players to go up against each other.