After about a week of wondering what Valve’s surprise was going to be (and where it was going to take place), Gabe Newell nervously made his way to the Sony stage to make the announcement that Portal 2 was going to be coming to the Playstation 3 with exclusive support from Steamworks and Steam cloud. He claims that the Playstation 3 version of Portal 2 is the ultimate way to experience that console version of the game. This is all a surprise because for years Gabe had been dissing Sony and the Playstation 3 platform, and said that he would not work with the console or its parent company. My guess is that EA’s new partnership with Sony forced Valve to develop the game for the PS3, which is a great thing for all the parties involved. Anywhoo, the trailer is after the break- you monster.
This looks like every single Harry Potter fan’s wet dream that they keep from their friends and co-workers but are currently in the process of working out with their weekend therapist. Ever wonder how it would be to cast a spell with the flick your wrist while muttering some “bippity boppity boo?” Well now you can fulfill those desires with the Workshops’ new game. The demo is after the break.
OK Nintendo, after this trailer we’re pretty much square on your press conference. Here is the debut trailer for the first game shown that was made specifically for the Nintendo 3DS.
Yesterday Morning at their E3 press conference Nintendo’s biggest news was the official introduction of their new handheld system, the Nintendo 3DS. Read on for another picture and the specs.
Here is the E3 2010 trailer for Metroid:Other M. I’m pretty sure this is like 90% gameplay. When I saw this I thought “I’m getting this on launch day” so it must look good right? Yes, it does.
We’re getting close to the end of the Nintendo trailers. Check out the trailer for the next DK Country, which should be releasing before the year ends, below the cut.
E3 just officially started yesterday, but putting that aside if you asked me what my favorite game I’ve seen so far was I would have to say Kirby’s Epic Yarn. The art-style used in this game, how everything looks like it is made of fabric and stitched is amazing. Check out the debut trailer below.
Here is another one of the trailer’s from Nintendo’s press conference that got people pretty excited.
Nintendo was the only press conference we didn’t live blog, and that was my bad. I was going to recap it, but I think we should get straight to the highlights, which were quite plentiful. Nintendo kind of killed it. The demo for this game was a little wonky and Wii Party looks super lame, but almost everything else was great(OK, maybe that Mario Sports game wasn’t great either). Check out the trailer for the Wii Motion Plus controlled Zelda below.
