
Three-day video game event showcased new releases from Nintendo, Ubisoft and more
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Top news from the show included:
Ubisoft has unveiled a first look at “Starlink: Battle for Atlas,” an all-new action-adventure game that combines an open-world space adventure with collectible real-world starships.
Nintendo and Ubisoft have joined forces to feature characters from the “Mario” franchise as well as the “Rabbids” franchise in a new video game, titled “Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle.”
Activision will kick off E3 with several global debuts for “Call of Duty,” “Destiny” and “Crash Bandicoot.”
Atari will preview several new mobile titles during this year’s E3–including “Goon Squad,” “Lunar Battle” and “RollerCoaster Tycoon Touch.”
Bandai Namco Entertainment America has announced a new video game
The Pokémon Company International and Niantic have revealed a variety of in-game and real-world activities to celebrate the first anniversary of the mobile game “Pokémon Go.”
Ubisoft and South Park Digital Studios have revealed a new mobile game, titled “South Park: Phone Destroyer.”
Gazillion has revealed that “Marvel Heroes Omega” will launch on Xbox One on June 30. The game will also transition out of Open Beta on PlayStation 4 on the same date.
Square Enix and the American Red Cross have joined forces to launch the Stormblood blood drive during E3, June 13-15.
Nintendo has revealed a host of activities that it will deliver during the E3 video game show, which runs June 13-15 in Los Angeles.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment will broadcast live from its E3 both (#1023) for its first-ever WB Games Live! event.
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