Sony’s E3 2012: Analysis shows Last of Us “shotgun blast” won big, Wonderbook lost (graph)
We analyzed over 16,000 comments on the NeoGAF forums to see how gamers reacted to Sony's E3 2012 press conference.
Bored, impressed, and giddy: Our final thoughts on E3 2012 (with photos)
We left the industry trade show with very different opinions on what we saw. Here are our final thoughts.
The top 8 trends of E3, from bows to brutality
With publishers showing so many games in such close proximity, the Electronic Entertainment Expo is a great place to discover the directions that developers are taking the entire industry for the next year and beyond. Inside are eight trends that GamesBeat's writers noticed during the annual trade show.
GamesBeat’s E3 2012 Game of the Show…plus staff picks
Here is our Game of the Show for E3 2012, the industry trade show, along with individual staff picks.
The GamesBeat E3 2012 Non-Award Awards: The least prestigious awards in the industry
When we're in Los Angeles for E3, we've always got our eyes out for special and noteworthy works. When we're not doing that, we give out these E3 2012 non-award awards. Grossest quote? We have that. Most charming booth babe? Yep. Year of the Bow Award for the Most Bows? You'll have to click to find out.
Nintendo’s Scott Moffitt has to create mass lust for the Wii U game console (interview)
Scott Moffitt is the executive vice president of sales and marketing at Nintendo. He’s got a tough job because video game marketing is changing....
The big gallery of E3’s huge banners
The Electronic Entertainment Expo isn't just a place for publishers and developers to show off their newest games and technology to journalists and peers; it's also an opportunity for them to litter the gigantic Los Angeles Convention Center with enormous banners that shill their upcoming releases, as seen in this gallery.
Aisha Tyler: Ubisoft’s meme machine
Ubisoft, stop your search now. Aisha Tyler is your one true conference host, the presenter to rule them all. And these are just some of the awesome -- and way, WAY off-script -- things she said.
Ubisoft’s Montreal chief Yannis Mallet on putting more than 500 developers on Assassin games (interview)
Yannis Mallet says it takes more than 500 people to put together Assassin's Creed video games every year.
GamesBeat E3 Roundup Day 1
If you're looking to catch up with the day's E3 news, be sure to check out the GamesBeat E3 Roundup each day of the show.