E3 may be considered a console show, but most of the blockbusters announced are coming to PCs, too. We’ve sifted through the major events to find the most noteworthy new games.
E3 may have a reputation as a console-centric gaming show, and it definitely still is on the surface. But between AMD’s APUs infiltrating the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, Microsoft cross-platform Xbox Play Anywhere push, and the continued rise of PC gaming, many of the blockbuster games announced at E3 2018 will wind up coming to PCs, too.
…a Pip-Boy-infused multiplayer trailer…
…and a general trailer for the game.
…an extended gameplay trailer…
The gameplay teaser showed some pretty interesting environments, including what appears to be Air Force One crashed into a pool outside the capitol building, which has been fortified into an enemy bunker. Here’s hoping Massive and Ubisoft apply the lessons from the first game to this one.
The long gameplay demo below also touted the ability to change history with your actions—say, by sparing a thief instead of killing him. It looks pretty rudimentary compared to a full-fledged RPG, but could be interesting. It’s scheduled to release on October 5.
