Electronic Entertainment Expo

At E3, game makers introduce more diverse heroes

After introducing the world to several new female heroes at last year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), story-driven game makers at this week's gathering of the interactive industry are uncharacteristically putting more racially diverse protagonists front and center in their games.

Video game makers dive deeper into virtual reality at E3

At the annual E3 video game showcase, attendees strapped on VR headsets to peer into fantasy worlds, battle robotic creatures and command starships

Nintendo reveals Skylanders-like toy line at E3

Destiny unveiling at E3 could be shot in the arm for non-sequel games

GameStop Expo offers taste of next-gen games

While the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles is no longer open to the public, the GameStop Expo offers everyday gamers a chance to preview upcoming titles and hardware.

In digital age games makers still feel need to meet and greet

Videogames maker Electronic Arts knows that in the Vatican there are more than just a few soccer fans thanks to customer feedback for its flagship sports title FIFA Soccer...

As console battle heats up, videogame revival hopes rise

"New heroes are here", proclaims a poster for Microsoft's and Sony's <6758.T> new gaming consoles at the entrance of the Gamescom trade fair, reflecting hopes that a battle ...

Good times roll at E3 as industry looks ahead to new console era

For an industry accustomed to dwindling revenue in recent years, the pervasive visual pyrotechnics offered something to look forward to after years of subsisting on franchise-oriented games.

&#039;Modern Warfare&#039; mastermind introduces &#039;Titanfall&#039;

After spending the past three years engaged in both legal battles and work on a new game, the "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" co-creator Vince Zampella has returned to the Electronic Entertainment Expo to debut Titanfall....

E3: Microsoft's Xbox One to cost $499, will be out in Nov

Microsoft revealed the console, which it has billed as an "all-in-one" entertainment solution for living rooms, will be released in November and cost $499.