The best memes of E3
That's it. The Electronic Entertainment Expo is done. We're finished with you Los Angeles, and the only things we're taking home with us are the memes.
GamesBeat E3 Roundup day 3
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.
ZombiU’s multiplayer plays to the Wii U’s strengths
Want a zombie horde at your fingertips? You've got it. Nintendo just took the lid off the multiplayer mode for Ubisoft's third-person zompocalypse shooter ZombiU, and like that console's best offerings, it plays to the Wii U's major strength.
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....
GamesBeat E3 Roundup Day 2
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.
6 awkward moments from the E3 press briefings (videos)
It's hard to report the news when your eyes refuse to look at the event you're covering.
Nintendo’s Wii U: Safe on first, weak on third-party
Nintendo wants you to think their new Wii U console presents "unique" gameplay opportunities, but at their 2012 E3 conference, they barely even touched "original," and the fresh blood they needed from third-party developers felt very thin indeed.
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.
Zombify your face with ZombiU for the Wii U
Xavier Poix, managing director of the Ubisoft France game studios, joined Reggie Fils-Aime, president and chief operating officer of Nintendo of America, on stage during Nintendo's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) press conference on Tuesday to show ZombiU, a survival horror game where players have to fight off the undead.
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.