Get ready for tomorrow’s new consoles!
Unlike previous years where Sony, Microsoft, Electronic Arts and Ubisoft shared the floor on the same day, this year’s e3 is seeing a huge face-lift. With Nintendo decided to bow out of showing new hardware this year (see: NX), third party developers are looking to show off their best titles for the year alongside the upcoming Xbox One Scorpio system with virtual reality.
Unfortunately, Sony has decided not to reveal the PlayStation Neo 4K system, but indicated that it would be seeing a likely price greater than $349.99. EA kicked things off for e3 2016 last Sunday afternoon, as a slew of announcements for Mass Effect and Titanfall 2 were showcased.
Don’t worry though sports fans, Madden NFL 17 and FIFA 17 took up a bulk of the showcase, as you can continue after this page to see what’s store from the biggest third party retailer.
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