
Another E3 has come and gone. So now is is the time to decide who won? Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft all brought their games this year but only one can stand victorious.

Another E3 has come and gone. So now is is the time to decide who won? Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft all brought their games this year but only one can stand victorious.

Bungie’s made known that come July 7th, it’ll have a big announcement for its fans, so fans we ask you to be prepared.

Not only will there be interaction between the two games, but the NGP version is a prequel to Drake’s Fortune.

Remember Final Fantasy X? I’m sure you do. How would you like to play that game PS3? Seems like Square-Enix is looking to do just that as the firm’s trademarked “SE Masterpieces” in Europe a few days ago.

Heavenly Sword is one of those games that came out in the early days of PS3, and managed to display the console’s magnificent power. It also sold a decent amount of copies in its time, and has garnered a faithful fanbase. Ninja Theory developed the first game, but ever since the studio parted ways with Sony, a sequel of the hack-n-slash title has been in doubt.
Not no longer, apparently, as PlayGamer magazine has teased that a sequel will be present at E3.

It’s on, folks. Nintendo’s now divulged the date and time of its E3 press conference happening in L.A. this June, and there, for sure, we know many things will be unleashed, including the new console that loves coffee.

Are you ready for E3? Well ready or not the event is upon us. Ubisoft as well as countless other developers will be there, but the aforementioned firm has confirmed its event’s date.

Of course the dev’s hoping to bring an even greater experience with Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception, but admittance is freedom: “Uncharted 2 was a once in a lifetime experience. You can’t hope to have such incredible synergy of amazing people working together, creating this genre-defining product.”

Super Mario Bros. Boss Shigeru Miyamoto has responded to rumors circulating the internet concerning Nintendo’s new console, saying he’s heard of the “coffee” rumors.

Just like the days of PS3 Slim, when all sorts of mock-up images were hitting the internet on what seemed to be a daily basis, the cycle for Project Cafe has commenced. See how terrible the first one looks below the break.

Sony held an E3 Sneak Peek event in L.A. this week, and Naughty Dog was on hand to divulge some multiplayer details of upcoming Uncharted 3. The major news in the midst of the noise, however, is that in the game’s mp, sprinting is now a go.

And just when you thought the Wii 2 rumors were said and done, more details are erupting like a massive volcano’s about to erupt at E3. What’s hot now? Well details on the console’s specs have emerged, along with its alias – “Project Cafe”.
More past the break.

Whatever Nintendo does has to be revolutionary. Whether it’s the Super Nintendo of old, or its latest console, the Wii – it has to be different. In fact, although you may not like the Wii that much, (I don’t) the console’s changed the game forever, forcing Sony and Microsoft down a route they thought was futile, but now, both Kinect and PS Move are selling millions – thanks to Nintendo.
But the Wii’s lost steam, and analysts have been calling for a new console from the legendary gaming company for months. Will it happen? It’s basically confirmed for an E3 2011 reveal, and as news surface, we’re learning more about the console. We already know it’ll be more powerful than PS3 and Xbox 360, but what we didn’t know is how excited developers who’ve seen it are about the system. I mean, who wouldn’t? The hardware’s spotting an HD screen on its controller. What Nintendo’s forging is “unreal” says one source.

Rumor has it that Nintendo’s about to slash the price of its flagship console to $150 starting on May 15th.
Xbox 360 hasn’t seen a price cut since Sony slashed the price of the PS3, but all that’s about to change if Wedbush Morgan Securities analyst, Michael Pachter, is to be believed. He said come E3 2011, Microsoft will cut the price of its next gen console, and that Nintendo and Sony will “rapidly follow suit”.