Three Fields Entertainment are the brains behind Dangerous Golf and the Burnout inspired Danger Zone. Fans of the Burnout franchise keep a keen eye on what this studio are up to, as a lot of the talent working there are ex-Criterion, who of course were responsible for the Burnout games. So, those fans would have been overjoyed to hear the announcement made this week of not one, but two new driving games coming from Three Fields. The first is Danger Zone 2 which promises more action and mayhem but this time on real public roads. The second is a new IP called Dangerous Driving which is a closed track, competitive racing game featuring boost, takedowns and destruction. Both of these new titles offer a huge amount of appeal to those Burnout fans out there keenly awaiting a spiritual successor! We wont have long to wait either, with Danger Zone 2 out in July and Dangerous Driving out this winter, all on Xbox One, PS4 and PC. Life Is Strange 2 releasing on September 27th Darwin Project moving to F2P on July 4th

After the disappointment of Trials of the Blood Dragon, Ubisoft and RedLynx have announced a return to the original format of the series with Trials Rising. It will release in February 2019 on PS4, Xbox One, PC and Switch. Goto www.trialsgame.com for formation about the upcoming beta.

Did you choose sleep over watching Bethesda last night? I did, but Ady stayed up and here I am giving you a round of Bethesda's offerings. Rage 2 new trailer revealed at E3 and gets a Spring 2019 release window Rage 2 by Avalanche Studios (Just Cause 3, Mad Max) is set in a dystopian future where society has fallen, and you play as Walker, the last ranger of the Wasteland. A lovely new trailer has been launched detailing the gameplay, which is as manic as that opening Rock act! It sees you breaking into the Eden Space Centre to initiate the return of a satellite.Rage 2 will release in Spring 2019. Elder Scrolls Legends coming to Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch Elder Scrolls Legends is getting a visual facelift and will also make its debut on Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch later in 2018. Bethesda announce Doom Eternal at E3 Doom Eternal is the sequel to the 2016 remake of Doom, and the gameplay will be revealed at QuakeCon this coming August. Prey gets a big update – adds new Mooncrash mode It’s been a year since Prey was unleashed on the world and is about to get a huge update in the addition of Moon Crash, a new roguelike mode which changes everytime you play. It's available now. Wolfenstein Youngblood announced by Bethesda Wolfenstein Youngblood was announce where you play as BJ Blazkowicz’s twin daughters in a mission to save the world from those pesky Nazi’s. Youngblood is a single player or co-op game and is set in Paris in the 1980’s. Bethesda working on Elder Scrolls VI and new IP Starfield Todd Howard ended his section of the E3 conference by teasing Elder Scrolls VI and a new IP called Starfield. Fallout 76 detailed at the Bethesda E3 show – launches on November 14th 2018 Fallout 76 is an online game only and every character you meet in the world is another human player. However it can be played solo with the playe able to take on quests much like any other Fallout game. Bethesda announces new mobile game – Elder Scrolls Blades Bethesda have revealed a new game called Elder Scrolls Blades, a mobile game set in the Elder Scrolls universe. However, Bethesda also plan to release on PC, VR, Consoles and will allow crossplay between all the versions so you can be playing on your phone at work against another player who may be at home on VR. That's it, you are all caught up, anything there that gets you excited?

Now the dust has settled on the Xbox Briefing at E3 lets try and catch you up on what went down. Halo That's right, the show kicked off with announcement for Halo Infinite. Battlefield V As promised at EA Play, a cinematic story trailer was released for Battlefield V War Stories. Fallout 76 & Xbox Games Pass We found out a little bit more about Fallout 76 and that the game takes place before the events of the previous Fallout games, and sees the protagonist leaving Vault 76 and being charged to rebuild. Fallout 4 was also released on Xbox Games Pass. Crackdown 3 We got another Crackdown 3 trailer last night, and a release date for the game. February 22 2019. Lets hope that's the last of the delays. Forza Horizon 4 Turn 10 showed up to show off Forza Horizon 4, with Dynamic Weather, a 60fps mode and this time its set in Britain. Microsoft buys the Internet, sort of Microsoft have blown us all away with the announcement of five new studios to the fold of Microsoft Studios. The Initiative is the new studio formed in Santa Monica, California. Playground Games is the UK studio responsible for the Forza Horizon series of racers, including the new UK based Forza Horizon 4. Undead Labs are the brains behind the recent zombie survival game State Of Decay 2. Probably the biggest coup is the purchase of Ninja Theory, who were the masterminds behind the recent Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice, one of the best games of the last few years. Gears is back That's right, Gears 5 was announced and is set to be released at some point next year. Cyberpunk 2077 gets shown off We have been waiting for this trailer for a long time, and the Xbox E3 show ended with our first look at Cyberpunk 2077. And, shock horror it looked amazing! Check it out below! Some quick links Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice coming to Xbox in 2019 New trailer for Ori and the Will of the Wisps drops Sea of Thieves Cursed Sails and Forsaken Shores updates revealed Frozen headed to Kingdom Hearts 3 Bandai Namco reveal Jump Force at the Xbox E3 show MMORPG Black Desert heads to Xbox One – beta in Fall 2018 Shadow of the Tomb Raider releases September 14 Sea of Thieves Cursed Sails and Forsaken Shores updates revealed The awesome adventures of Captain Spirit – New Life is Strange title revealed The Division 2 to be set in Washington, releases March 15 Creature Studios release new trailer for Skateboarding game ‘Session’ We Happy Few gets a promising new trailer Dying Light 2 announced Action adventure Tunic announced Battletoads returning to Xbox in 2019 That pretty much covers the show, it was a shame there was no announcement regarding a new Elite controller, but you can see that things are heading in the right direction at Xbox, what did you like most about the show?

Updated story (June 14th): Though Trials Rising was confirmed for Nintendo Switch during Ubisoft's E3 press conference, the game's upcoming closed beta won't be coming to the platform, an Ubisoft spokesperson has confirmed to Eurogamer.
Instead, we can expect it on PS4, Xbox One and PC, with now available.
There's no word on what the closed beta will feature, but Ubisoft mentioned during the conference it will arrive later this year.

DayZ and Arma studio Bohemia has announced a new Scandinavian post-nuclear-war survival game for Xbox One called Vigor. It's coming to Xbox Game Preview this summer. Whether it will land on other platforms we don't yet know.
Vigor was announced in a brief, cinematic trailer during an Inside Xbox broadcast at E3. In the trailer, survivors tiptoe through a tunnelled road, sifting through wreckage, before tension spikes as another survivor - possibly hostile - is seen.
There's no gameplay but the characters wear a jumbled assortment of clothing and wield guns appropriate to the game's 1990s timeline. There's been a nuclear war in Central Europe, and Norway, the game's setting, has become a cutthroat place to make a last stand.

Payday developer Overkill's The Walking Dead game was given a release date at E3 2018's PC Gaming Show.
It's coming November 8th in Europe and November 6th in North America, with pre-orders opening on June 12th.
We assume it'll be available on PS4 and Xbox One at the same time.

The Crew 2, Ubisoft's open-world multi-vehicle racing game, will have an open beta next week, just ahead of its 29th June launch.
The beta goes live on 21st June, on PS4, Xbox One and PC - and you can preload it now.
The Crew 2 has a motorsports theme and introduces powerboats and stunt planes alongside cars and bikes. The first game was a bit of an underrated gem with an incredible coast-to-coast map of the continental US, which is back for this sequel. The beta's got to be worth a look.

Ubisoft has announced a release date for its weird and charming toys-to-life game Starlink: Battle for Atlas. The game will be landing on PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch on 16th of October, and Switch players will be able to play with Fox McCloud through the entire campaign including missions exclusive to Fox as add-on content.
Starlink: Battle for Atlas is a space dogfighting and exploration game with a colourful art style that calls to mind No Man's Sky. The gimmick is that you can tinker with your in-game spacecraft by messing around with little models that clip onto the controllers. It looks wonderfully zany and the sort of thing that only Ubisoft would do these days.
This is not the first Nintendo crossover Ubisoft has enjoyed in recent years: at last year's E3 press conference, Shigeru Miyamoto came on-stage to help explain Mario + Rabbids. This year, he was given a model Arwing and invited backstage to meet the Starlink development team.

PlayStation thinks you have enough people to play games with already, so you can't possibly need cross-platform multiplayer to play with someone on Nintendo Switch or Xbox One. And if you want to use your Epic account to track your progress in Fortnite, well ... you can't - but why don't you just keep using ...]