E3

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is not the first action/RPG to follow the life and times of Goku, but it’s easily the most ambitious.

I went hands-on with the Final Fantasy VII Remake at E3 2019, and the game is much, much more than a graphical overhaul.

Luigi's Mansion 3 is the surprise Nintendo hit of E3, with satisfying combat and puzzle solving and a lovable new companion named Gooigi.

Swapping out guns and cars for fins and teeth makes a surprising amount of sense

My E3 demo of Sword and Shield felt largely familiar to previous installments, it did stand out in one big way — literally.

With solid emulation and 42 great games, the Sega Genesis Mini is shaping up to be the retro console to beat.

Playing as a sneaky Australian robot is the kind of smooth experience you’d hope it would be.

We played Doom Eternal on Google's Stadia platform, and came away with some impressions about both the game and Google's upcoming streaming service.

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is shaping up to be the intense Jedi action game fans have been waiting for.

Microsoft's Project xCloud shows promise, even if it comes with the same hiccups as other cloud-based gaming platforms.

Rage 2 maintains the same frenzied, action-packed pace of the original, but gives players a much more varied world to explore.

Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee are a delightful blend of classic Pokémon and the modern mobile action of Pokémon Go.

Skull & Bones provides players with opportunities to hunt for treasure, create impromptu fleets and forge their own piratical paths.

Open-world, third-person survival horror, Days Gone doesn't pull any punches about what a post-apocalyptic catastrophe, zombie or otherwise would look like.

The iconic game is making the jump to virtual reality.

Assassin's Creed Odyssey Odyssey will give players a chance to shape the storyline through character selection and dialogue choices.

Thanks to a new over-the-shoulder perspective and the power of new technology, Resident Evil 2 has never looked so beautiful — or been so terrifying.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate delivers a revamped, robust version of the 2014 Wii U version, and it's the biggest (and most fun) Smash yet.

Astro's first Nintendo headset is a surprisingly elaborate piece based on The Legend of Zelda: The Breath of the Wild.

BioWare's new sci-fi space shooter offers compelling combat on an alien world.

The follow up to the 2016 reboot, Hitman 2 delivers more creative kill options in gorgeous global locales.

Fortnite on Nintendo Switch proves to be a superior mobile option to playing it on a phone.

The Division 2 delivers the same tight combat as its predecessor with a few new improvements.

The followup to the 2015 title is even more beautiful and challenging than its predecessor.

Sony's upcoming Spider-Man game promises an excellent blend of thrilling open-world web-swinging and tight, frenetic combat.

Forza Horizon 4 is shaping up to be another gorgeous and fun installment in Playground Games' open-world racing series.

Xbox gamers who crave difficult, precise, unforgiving gameplay, as in Dark Souls, will have a lot to like over the next few months.

Archangel is a polished VR action game about war, loyalty and giant mechs from Hollywood production company Skydance.

The LucidSound LS15 gives you a personalized listening experience without taking you out of the real world.

Bloody Zombie draws inspiration from classic games like Streets of Rage and Final Fight and serves up a heaping helping of nostalgia.