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Gears 4

When Gears of War first appeared on the Xbox 360, it was a defining moment for a generation of video games. Microsoft is hoping to have the same impact on your Xbox One, and the new teaser for Gears 4 showed off some gruesome enemies and intense moonlit battles.

Halo 5: Guardians

Fans already have their eyes on Halo 5, but Microsoft showed off some very cool new Warzone multiplayer features for the upcoming shooter, including maps five times the size of any previous Halo areas. The game releases on October 27th, 2015.

Mass Effect: Andromeda

Even a small glimpse at the next Mass Effect installment is enough to get any fan delirious with excitement. The space opera RPG is planned for PC and current-gen only, which means it will take full advantage of the power of your Xbox One. EA has stated the game will follow all new characters exploring unique planets, now that Commander Shepard's story has come to a close.

Dark Souls III

With the recent success of Bloodborne, it was only a matter of time until From Software announced a new official entry in the Souls series. We got a small glimpse at Dark Souls III in an announcement teaser, and it looks like the game continues the franchise's tradition of foreboding environments and deadly monsters.

Rise of the Tomb Raider

It's still strange to see Lara Croft, a staple of the early PlayStation scene, star in an Xbox exclusive adventure. From the new gameplay shown, traversal and environmental puzzles will play a large role in the game, giving it a classic feel reminiscent of Uncharted 2.

ReCore

ReCore was one of the biggest unexpected surprises announced at E3 this year. A young woman and a robot companion scour a futuristic desert landscape, where they encounter dangerous enemies hidden inside a cave. From the creator of Mega Man, Keiji Inafune, and the team that worked on Metroid Prime, ReCore looks like an original game to keep your eye on.

Xbox 360 Backward Compatibility

Beginning this fall, Microsoft will roll out backward compatibility for Xbox 360 games on the Xbox One. If you've got a robust catalogue of old games, including XBLA titles, you'll now be able to enjoy them on your new system!

Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2

Laser-blasting zombies attacking to the tune of Kenny Loggins's Highway to the Danger Zone? There's only one thing that can mean: a brand new installment in the hilarious, team-based shooter series Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare. The game releases on Xbox One in Spring 2016.

Star Wars Battlefront

A massive multiplayer battle between the rebels and the empire on the frozen tundra of Hoth - what more could a Star Wars fan ask for? We’ve waited a while for the return of the Battlefront series, and it looks like our patience has been rewarded.

Fallout 4 (Now With User Mods!)

Bethesda announced at the Microsoft press conference that Fallout 4 on the Xbox One will have access to any of the player-created mods on the PC version of Fallout 4. Finally, console players won't be left out of the cool mod scene that has made drastic improvements to games like Fallout 3 and Skyrim!

Rare Replay

So: Rumors about the return of Battletoads were partially true. Rare is releasing an Xbox One exclusive collection of 30 classic titles spanning decades of video game history, including Conker's Bad Fur Day, Blast Corps, and yes, Battletoads.

Forza Motorsport 6

Forza Motorsport 6 is gunning its way to Xbox One on September 15th, just a few months away. One of the coolest features of the new game is the dynamic reactions vehicles have to wet terrain. Now you can experience the thrill of hydroplaning at high speeds as your vehicle careens out of control.

Wireless Elite Controller

Beginning with the oversized monstrosities that controlled the original Xbox, Microsoft has been on a continuous quest to improve control of its games. The Wireless Elite Controller looks like the pinnacle of that effort, with hair-trigger locks and swappable components that allow for serious customization.

Fable Legends

The Fable series has had a rocky go of it lately, with its most recent games receiving lukewarm reactions from longtime fans. Microsoft is hoping to rekindle interest with an ambitious, free-to-play cooperative RPG. Here's hoping Microsoft can crack that controversial pay structure and deliver an experience that remains faithful to the spirit of the original games.

Sea of Thieves

Check out this pirate-themed MMO. We're talking naval battles, stunning island scenery, and the option to walk belligerent players off the plank and into Davey Jones' locker.

Ashen

Microsoft seems to once again be ramping up its indie support after a rocky launch, and the gorgeous and atmospheric Ashen looks to be a stand-out result. Ashen is an open-world RPG with a distinct look, and a story that features a wanderer in search of a home.

Cuphead

The indie game Cuphead has received a lot of buzz over the past year, and it's easy to see why, with its lush visuals harkening to a bygone era of classic animation. The frantic boss fights and inventive art style make Cuphead a standout in the Xbox One's catalogue of intriguing indie games.

Mirror's Edge Catalyst

The follow up game no one thought we’d ever see is finally arriving in early 2016. Mirror’s Edge Catalyst puts you in the shoes of roof-top runner Faith as she navigates a dystopian world hellbent on destroying personal privacy.

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Gears 4

When Gears of War first appeared on the Xbox 360, it was a defining moment for a generation of video games. Microsoft is hoping to have the same impact on your Xbox One, and the new teaser for Gears 4 showed off some gruesome enemies and intense moonlit battles.

Halo 5: Guardians

Fans already have their eyes on Halo 5, but Microsoft showed off some very cool new Warzone multiplayer features for the upcoming shooter, including maps five times the size of any previous Halo areas. The game releases on October 27th, 2015.

Mass Effect: Andromeda

Even a small glimpse at the next Mass Effect installment is enough to get any fan delirious with excitement. The space opera RPG is planned for PC and current-gen only, which means it will take full advantage of the power of your Xbox One. EA has stated the game will follow all new characters exploring unique planets, now that Commander Shepard's story has come to a close.

Dark Souls III

With the recent success of Bloodborne, it was only a matter of time until From Software announced a new official entry in the Souls series. We got a small glimpse at Dark Souls III in an announcement teaser, and it looks like the game continues the franchise's tradition of foreboding environments and deadly monsters.

Rise of the Tomb Raider

It's still strange to see Lara Croft, a staple of the early PlayStation scene, star in an Xbox exclusive adventure. From the new gameplay shown, traversal and environmental puzzles will play a large role in the game, giving it a classic feel reminiscent of Uncharted 2.

ReCore

ReCore was one of the biggest unexpected surprises announced at E3 this year. A young woman and a robot companion scour a futuristic desert landscape, where they encounter dangerous enemies hidden inside a cave. From the creator of Mega Man, Keiji Inafune, and the team that worked on Metroid Prime, ReCore looks like an original game to keep your eye on.

Xbox 360 Backward Compatibility

Beginning this fall, Microsoft will roll out backward compatibility for Xbox 360 games on the Xbox One. If you've got a robust catalogue of old games, including XBLA titles, you'll now be able to enjoy them on your new system!

Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2

Laser-blasting zombies attacking to the tune of Kenny Loggins's Highway to the Danger Zone? There's only one thing that can mean: a brand new installment in the hilarious, team-based shooter series Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare. The game releases on Xbox One in Spring 2016.

Star Wars Battlefront

A massive multiplayer battle between the rebels and the empire on the frozen tundra of Hoth - what more could a Star Wars fan ask for? We’ve waited a while for the return of the Battlefront series, and it looks like our patience has been rewarded.

Fallout 4 (Now With User Mods!)

Bethesda announced at the Microsoft press conference that Fallout 4 on the Xbox One will have access to any of the player-created mods on the PC version of Fallout 4. Finally, console players won't be left out of the cool mod scene that has made drastic improvements to games like Fallout 3 and Skyrim!

Rare Replay

So: Rumors about the return of Battletoads were partially true. Rare is releasing an Xbox One exclusive collection of 30 classic titles spanning decades of video game history, including Conker's Bad Fur Day, Blast Corps, and yes, Battletoads.

Forza Motorsport 6

Forza Motorsport 6 is gunning its way to Xbox One on September 15th, just a few months away. One of the coolest features of the new game is the dynamic reactions vehicles have to wet terrain. Now you can experience the thrill of hydroplaning at high speeds as your vehicle careens out of control.

Wireless Elite Controller

Beginning with the oversized monstrosities that controlled the original Xbox, Microsoft has been on a continuous quest to improve control of its games. The Wireless Elite Controller looks like the pinnacle of that effort, with hair-trigger locks and swappable components that allow for serious customization.

Fable Legends

The Fable series has had a rocky go of it lately, with its most recent games receiving lukewarm reactions from longtime fans. Microsoft is hoping to rekindle interest with an ambitious, free-to-play cooperative RPG. Here's hoping Microsoft can crack that controversial pay structure and deliver an experience that remains faithful to the spirit of the original games.

Sea of Thieves

Check out this pirate-themed MMO. We're talking naval battles, stunning island scenery, and the option to walk belligerent players off the plank and into Davey Jones' locker.

Ashen

Microsoft seems to once again be ramping up its indie support after a rocky launch, and the gorgeous and atmospheric Ashen looks to be a stand-out result. Ashen is an open-world RPG with a distinct look, and a story that features a wanderer in search of a home.

Cuphead

The indie game Cuphead has received a lot of buzz over the past year, and it's easy to see why, with its lush visuals harkening to a bygone era of classic animation. The frantic boss fights and inventive art style make Cuphead a standout in the Xbox One's catalogue of intriguing indie games.

Mirror's Edge Catalyst

The follow up game no one thought we’d ever see is finally arriving in early 2016. Mirror’s Edge Catalyst puts you in the shoes of roof-top runner Faith as she navigates a dystopian world hellbent on destroying personal privacy.

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Now only embers remain… As fires fade and the world falls into ruin, developer FROMSOFTWARE and director Hidetaka Miyazaki continue their critically-acclaimed and genre-defining series with Dark Souls III. Developed by FromSoftware and directed by Hidetaka Miyazaki, the game will challenge you to survive a coming apocalypse in a vast twisted world full of fearsome beasts, devious traps and hidden secrets. Like us: https://www.facebook.com/darksouls Follow us: https://twitter.com/BandainamcoUK Visit us: https://www.Darksouls3.com

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Overkill Software released the first Gameplay-Teaser of Overkill´s The Walking Dead that coming 2016.

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Dealspwn: "Bethesda revealed the long-awaited Doom reboot during their first ever E3 press conference. Slick and gory, insanely violent and over-the-top, it looks incredible. I am so ready, but then again I would say that. Most of our regulars know that I used to love id Software with ferocious and slightly creepy intensity. It all started with... well, Commander Keen in Goodbye, Galaxy! if I'm totally honest... but escalated to Doom in short order. Doom was a perfect shooter; slippery-quick brutal corridor brawling that made its action the narrative, relying on incredible level, enemy, art and encounter design to tell its story, and it basically defined the genre.

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After teasing the next DOOM for several years, id Software finally showed it off tonight during the Bethesda E3 press conference. They shared heaps of gameplay footage along with the first details on its multiplayer.

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id Software has announced a new mode for its upcoming Doom title that leverages the creativity of its player base to deliver "an endless stream of content."

The mode, called Snapmap, was revealed during Bethesda's E3 press conference, where id Software's new Doom was shown at length.

Following a meaty single-player demo, executive producer Marty Stratton said Snapmap would mean Doom players would "never run out of fun or imaginative gameplay."

The mode is designed to be "easy-to-use" but also offer "uncompromising depth." In action, the mode looked very reminiscent of Halo's forge mode, allowing users to drop in objects in new creations, or modify existing ones.

Snapmap will also allow users to create or edit game logic, offering scope for entirely new gameplay modes. During the demo, Stratton showcased a Horde Mode, where players must fight of waves of demons.

With a single button press, Doom players will be able to enjoy and share content "instantly with friends around the world."

"For more than 20 years the Doom community has been the most active and creative," said Stratton, "with doom Snapmap we're putting that creativity at the heart of Doom."

Stratton also said that Bethesda and id Software want to bring together the Doom community regardless of what platform a person plays on. The Snapmap demo showed button configurations for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Although it was not confirmed, this seemingly suggest Snapmap users will be contributing to a single content pool that can be enjoyed by everyone.

From the little we saw, it certainly seems like id Software are taking a page from Bungie's book and drawing inspiration from Forge mode. Given the success of Halo's Forge Mode, and the fact that creations from this mode contributed significantly to the longevity of Halo 3, this is a smart decision.

Bethesda also announced Bethesda.net, a new online platform that is powering Snapmap and "will be at the hear of [all Bethesda games] going forward. During the announcement, game logos for Battlecry and The Evil Within were shown on screen.

In addition to powering the online aspects of its games, Bethesda.net will also be used for forums, exclusive articles, and unique features that will create "one seamless experience."

Bethesda has confirmed the .

"As a result, id refocused its efforts on a new version of Doom 4 that promises to meet the very high expectations everyone has for this game and this franchise. When we're ready to talk about the Doom 4 id is making, we will let folks know."

Developing...

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id Software has announced a new mode for its upcoming Doom title that leverages the creativity of its player base to deliver "an endless stream of content."

The mode, called Snapmap, was revealed during Bethesda's E3 press conference, where id Software's new Doom was shown at length.

Following a meaty single-player demo, executive producer Marty Stratton said Snapmap would mean Doom players would "never run out of fun or imaginative gameplay."

The mode is designed to be "easy-to-use" but also offer "uncompromising depth." In action, the mode looked very reminiscent of Halo's forge mode, allowing users to drop in objects in new creations, or modify existing ones.

Snapmap will also allow users to create or edit game logic, offering scope for entirely new gameplay modes. During the demo, Stratton showcased a Horde Mode, where players must fight of waves of demons.

With a single button press, Doom players will be able to enjoy and share content "instantly with friends around the world."

"For more than 20 years the Doom community has been the most active and creative," said Stratton, "with doom Snapmap we're putting that creativity at the heart of Doom."

Stratton also said that Bethesda and id Software want to bring together the Doom community regardless of what platform a person plays on. The Snapmap demo showed button configurations for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Although it was not confirmed, this seemingly suggest Snapmap users will be contributing to a single content pool that can be enjoyed by everyone.

From the little we saw, it certainly seems like id Software are taking a page from Bungie's book and drawing inspiration from Forge mode. Given the success of Halo's Forge Mode, and the fact that creations from this mode contributed significantly to the longevity of Halo 3, this is a smart decision.

Bethesda also announced Bethesda.net, a new online platform that is powering Snapmap and "will be at the hear of [all Bethesda games] going forward. During the announcement, game logos for Battlecry and The Evil Within were shown on screen.

In addition to powering the online aspects of its games, Bethesda.net will also be used for forums, exclusive articles, and unique features that will create "one seamless experience."

Bethesda has confirmed the .

"As a result, id refocused its efforts on a new version of Doom 4 that promises to meet the very high expectations everyone has for this game and this franchise. When we're ready to talk about the Doom 4 id is making, we will let folks know."

Developing...