After the death of E3, summer gaming showcases have evolved and so has my coverage of them. So here’s a snapshot of the 10 best reveals I saw from all of the 2023 summer gaming showcases.

It's no exaggeration to say that E3 2021 underwhelmed. And in a completely ironic sense, that makes it almost too difficult to choose the biggest losers…but I’ll do my best.

Assuming you read through the first part of this list (which covered games 11-20), let’s get right to the very best entries on my Top 20 Games of All Time.

In honor of the magazine’s 300th issue, Game Informer announced their 300 greatest games of all time...which inspired me to figure out my own list.

I recently addressed the industry’s growing concern with microtransactions and loot boxes. Unfortunately, EA stepped up to muddy the waters even further.

The Force Unleashed II doesn’t revolutionize anything from the first game, and it barely offers enough content to stand as its own game.

After taking a day off to collect my thoughts, watch more videos (specifically of games that were only on the show floor), and discuss the event with friends, I’m back to close out my coverage of E3 2017 with a few posts that specifically reflect my takeaways from the event.

The Force Unleashed suffers from a decade of aging. The narrative and Jedi power fantasy can’t quite overcome the combination of outdated mechanics.

I’m quickly realizing that writing the second part of this series will be even more difficult than my original post (which you can read here). I’ve always been a lover of stories, and video games deliver a level of interactivity and empowerment that match the emotional impact of most novels (while not as deep or as long, admittedly).

I've mentioned before that video games are a huge passion for me. However, I've realized that this space doesn't exactly reflect how important gaming is to me. So it only seems fair to give you some background on my gaming interests...which is most easily tackled with a list of my favorite titles.