All Stories Tagged: E3 2015, Page 5

Super Mario Maker has the tools and intuitive interface in place to produce an endless stream of fresh Mario platforming. Yes, please.

In the midst of an E3 swimming with MOBA twists and imitators, Battleborn stands apart as a game that borrows what it needs from the popular genre, and uses it to forge its own path.

Between big announcements from Sony, Microsoft and other developers at this year's E3, it's easy to overlook how the PC has grown its own significant presence. That's ok, because as console makers vie for the top prize, the PC is walking away with the most toys.

Stealth mechanics have become pretty popular for games these days, but Mike Bithell's upcoming title, Volume, isn't just another tacked on stealth game. Built from the ground up with old-school stealth in mind, this game is looking to be a solid return to everything we love about stealth games.

It's great to see Star Fox return with a new console game after all these years, but the awkward GamePad functionality may be a bigger nuisance than Slippy Toad.

Exactly how will Xbox One be able to run Xbox 360 games, especially when it was such a contentious idea just a few years ago? Shacknews visited with Microsoft during E3 2015 to find out.

Based around the same board game style as Hitman Go, Lara Croft Go is Square Enix’s next dash into the premium mobile gaming world. Completely controlled by the swipe of your finger, the simplicity of the Go series translates well into the Tomb Raider world.