Sony usually has some good moments, and Nintendo is always a blast, but Bethesda is the biggest enigma right now. I’m excited to see if they have any huge surprises up their sleeves. Read more
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REST IS FOR THE WEAK. Read more
Mace Read more
Switch probably won’t get a price drop but will definitely get some neat Mario bundles for this holiday. Read more
Sword swallowing. Read more
I almost always wind up at the Yardhouse in L.A. Live (speaking of which — if any Kotaku readers see me at E3, please feel free to say hi!) Read more
We’ll have roundups with all the news on Kotaku, or you can just go to their Twitch/YouTube and find an archive if you want to watch the whole thing. I imagine it’ll be really long, though. Read more
It’s not that I enjoy delaying games, it’s just part of my nature. A tiger can’t change his stripes, you know? Read more
Suikoden VI Read more
I can see Super Mario Odyssey stealing the show, which I hope happens. Read more
Yes, the new version is coming later this year: Electronic Entertainment Expo Elite Read more
No, because all of their games are released on both Xbox and PC now! Read more
I’ve never tried to park at E3 but just knowing how insane the LACC can get, my advice is to take an Uber. Read more
Yep, I’ve got an appointment to play it! Read more
Last of Us 2: 50% Read more
Persona 5! Read more
100% chance Read more
I think there are a LOT of things hindering it from taking off, including the fact that Xbox’s software strategy has been kind of a joke, but if it’s any pricer than $500, it’s dead. Even $500 would be tough, since the PS4 will likely be around $200 by this holiday. Read more
I honestly don’t think it’ll change that much. E3 was essentially open to the public before — all you needed was some vague connection to the video game industry (or even the video game retail industry) to get a badge — so I don’t think the vibe (or size of the crowd) will be much different. Read more
Thanks! The book consists of 10 stories that I approached similarly to this one, although many of those games (like Uncharted 4 and The Witcher 3) were more successful. Also, most of the sources in the book (including leads at BioWare) spoke on the record. I think anyone who reads Kotaku will enjoy it. Read more