Meagan Marie

Promising the biggest expansion since City of Villains hit back in 2005,
City of Heroes: Going Rogue will release August 17.

Joining the roster of other titles set to debut with the 3DS, Capcom
sent some new screens of their flagship fighting franchise our way .

Today marks the commencement of Medal of Honor’s multiplayer beta. To mark the occasion we’ve got a handful of new screens.

If we haven’t stated
it enough
already,
we’re excited to get our hands on Konami and Hudson’s upcoming WiiWare
title, Lost in Shadow.

Bringing another property native to Japan stateside, Tecmo Koei gave us a
brief look at Trinity: Souls of Zill O’ll this morning.

Based on a well-established manga and anime property famous in Japan,
Fist of the North Star: Ken’s Rage has just been announced for the states.

Warriors: Legends of Troy is Koei’s attempt to expand their audience, crafting a game within the Warriors franchise intended to
appeal to western tastes.

The team at High Voltage aiming to make the best FPS on the Wii with
the sequel to their 2009 title The Conduit.

This afternoon Sega provided us with a first opportunity to play
Platinum and Shinji Mikami’s sci-fi shooter Vanquish.

A slew of new titles will come to the PlayStation Network this year, and
Fat Princess won’t be without a helping of new content.

Q-Games is now known for their iconic and quirky PixelJunk series, and
much credit is owed to the original PixelJunk title – Racers – for
helping establish the franchise as a downloadable champion.

ace in a much more organic
setting.

few expanded gameplay tidbits to share.

Comrade Black is back and so is his wicked war on color.

Ubisoft just gave us a first look at Driver: San Francisco.

Rez creator Tetsuya Mizuguchi's next project kicked off the Ubisoft press conference with a bit of flair.

While the EA press conference had plenty of content to keep us engaged, there were two notably absent contributors. 

To kick off their E32010 press conference, EA opened the show with a
first look at Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit.

Bethesda is hoping to secure Fallout: New Vegas pre-order sales with a slew of retail
incentives.