E3 2011 News

Confirming earlier rumors, BioWare's Ray Muzika appeared on stage during the Microsoft press briefing to announce that the Xbox 360 version of Mass Effect 3 will support Kinect for voice commands.

EA Sports president Peter Moore has revealed that EA Sports will bring Kinect support for four of its upcoming games: Tiger Woods, Madden, FIFA, and a title to be named at a later date.

Magical 'friendly fire' incidents will be formalised and made competitive on June 21 when Magicka's PvP mode launches for free. Paid DLC will arrive alongside it, including an infamous arena Star Trek fans won't want to miss.

The free-to-play PC sequel to sci-fi shooter Blacklight: Tango Down has been unveiled by new-found publisher Perfect World as Blacklight Retribution. With mechs.

The E3 trailer for Beenox's time-shifting Spider-game shows the present and future Spider-men uniting to prevent terrible tragedy, using the powerful persuasive technique of punching faces very hard.

Growled threats, booming bass notes and mass evisceration make up the E3 trailer for Free Radical's super-powered sequel, along with a good burst of gameplay snippets.

Part of Microsoft's E3 lineup may have been spoiled by a recent batch of URL registrations, including Dance Central 2 and a new Fable game.

Namco Bandai has sent over a new trailer for Soul Calibur V, featuring in-game footage. The fighting series is slated to continue in 2012 with a launch planned for the PS3 and Xbox 360.

THQ and 4A Games have released a trailer featuring pieces of gameplay from Metro: Last Light, which includes content shown off during our preview presentation for the game earlier this week.

EA and DICE have detailed some of the features found in the multiplayer component for Battlefield 3, which will be on display and playable at E3 2011, next week.

Human Head Studios teases its latest with a pre-E3 2011 cinematic trailer for Prey 2, from publisher Bethesda Softworks.

Hideo Kojima announces a cross-platform saved-game sharing system called "Transfarrance" at Konami's pre-E3 event.

Konami quickly announced a new game in the Silent Hill series will make its way to Sony's new, upcoming handheld platform. Other than the game's name, Silent Hill: Book of Memories, details are scant.

Journey, the next title from Flower creators That Game Company, defies description but after playing it for an hour we know a little more about this cooperative experience adventure.

A few months ago, we saw an injured Lara Croft make her way to the cover of Game Informer. A new cinematic trailer for E3 reveals exactly how she got that way.