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Feb 27 - Pokémon FireRed/Leafgreen
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Mar 5 - Marathon
Mar 26 - Life is Strange: Reunion
May 19 - Forza Horizon 6
May 27 - 007 First Light
Aug 13 - Madden 2027
Sep 15 - Marvel's Wolverine (PS5)
Sep 24 - Control Resonant
Sep 24 - Silent Hill: Townfall
Oct 6 - Gears of War: E-Day (Xbox/PC)
Oct 15 - Castlevania: Belmont's Curse
Oct 23 - Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4
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2026 - Professor Layton & New World of Steam
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2026 Videogame Events
GDC Festival of Gaming
Mar 9-13 / San Francisco, CA
PAX East 2026
Mar 26-29 / Boston, MA
Summer Game Fest 2026
June 5-8 / Los Angeles, CA
Summer Games Done Quick
July 5-11 / Minneapolis, MN
QuakeCon 2026
Aug 6-9 / Grapevine, TX
GamesCom 2026
Aug 26-30 / Cologne, Germany
PAX West
Sept 4-7 / Seattle, WA
Blizzcon 2026
Sept 12-13 / Anaheim, CA
Tokyo Game Show
Sep 17-21 / Chiba, Japan
The Game Awards 2026
Dec 10 / Los Angeles, CA Archives
Prey 2: The Game That Can’t Possibly Live Up To Its Trailer
Human Head’s Prey was a decent enough shooter with some cool gimmicks. It had portals that pre-dated Portal and gravity tricks that allowed you to walk up walls and might cause a room to play out three or four different ways depending on where the “floor†was. Sadly, it also had some pretty bland combat and an uninspired story, so when its multiplayer failed to catch on, it was forgotten just months after its release.
So now, with E3 2011 upon us, here’s a where-the-hell-did-this-come-from trailer for Prey 2, which has absolutely no hope of being as good as the trailer would suggest. Not that the trailer’s going to win any Oscars, but it’s pretty slick, and paints a picture of a game probably too good for anyone to make right now, let alone the studio that made Prey. Set in an alien world where you play some kind of sheriff/bounty hunter (props for using Johnny Cash’s cover of “Rusty Cageâ€), it seems doubtful that you’ll be engaging in action even half as exciting as this trailer suggests. Here’s the official trailer, via YouTube:
To be fair, there’s a kernel of a pretty interesting game idea here. Prey 2 is being billed as “open-world,†so if you can imagine STALKER set in a sprawling alien metropolis where you’re taking on various missions as part of some larger story arc, consider me interested. But in Prey 2 is anywhere near as good as this trailer contends it’ll be, I’ll eat the box it comes in.