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"  Welcome to the high holy week for gamers. The Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles is the largest video game event in the world. It&amp;#039;s here that publishers, developers, and hardware manufacturers flaunt their wares, hoping to impress press and professionals. And this is the first post-console launch E3, so we&amp;#039;ll see titles fully embracing the new platforms, games that were only hinted at last year with brief teaser trailers, and whole new announcements and insights on new titles and technology. Below is the major press events for Monday and Tuesday. We&amp;#039;ll be updating this post with significant news from every event as it happens. Stay tuned. Monday, June 9th Microsoft: 12:30-2:00pm ET Summary: Unlike Microsoft&amp;#039;s weak and somewhat controversial outing last year, the company delivers a safe-but-strong event now that the Xbox One is under their belt. The Xbox in all three of its iterations has always been considered a shooter console, bolstered in part by its ergonomic trigger design on its controller and the fact that Halo: Combat Evolved was the console&amp;#039;s first killer app. But Phil Spencer and a number of developers and creative directors showed that there is more to Xbox&amp;#039;s lineup than just crosshairs. Some of the most exciting games announced was Playdead&amp;#039;s followup to the hugely successful Limbo with Inside and the brief look at the new Tomb Raider was pretty exciting, too. We saw many Xbox IPs return from the grave with reboots of Phantom Dust and Crackdown and also a few strange titles like Sunset Overdrive and Scalebound. In anticipation for the upcoming Halo 5: Guardian launch in 2015 (beta opens December 2014), 343 Industries announced that they&amp;#039;d be re-releasing all the Halo titles in one package called the Halo: Master Chief Collection and will also have a bunch of extra content as well. As Spencer said at the opening of the event, this year it&amp;#039;s all about the games, and Microsoft has definitely given us some announcements to be excited about. -Microsoft&amp;#039;s Phil Spencer opens the show with &amp;quot;Today, we&amp;#039;re dedicating our entire briefing to games.&amp;quot; The year of the hardware is officially over. -Microsoft opens the Event with an extended trailer of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare with cutscenes and sample gameplay. The world appears ravaged by a swarming alien race. With some jetpack flair, can&amp;#039;t help but think this game looks a little bit like this year&amp;#039;s Titanfall. Even had a few missing limbs stuck in there, this game looks pretty brutal. -Time for some Forza Motorsport. The Nurburgring racetrack is now available for all Forza 5 owners today for free. Ralph Fulton announces Forza Horizon 2 with a September 30th release date. -Now we&amp;#039;re getting a look at Evolve. You can play as the hero or the monster. This game looks intense.  -Ubisoft gives us a look at Assassin&amp;#039;s Creed Unity, set during the tumultuous French Revolution in the 18th century. Now, players can join their own &amp;quot;brotherhood&amp;quot; with up to three friends on Xbox Live. The extensive gameplay trailer shows the multiplayer in action with fellow friends are marked with colored icons. The game otherwise looks pretty familiar with other games in the franchise\u2014only significantly more French (already spotted a couple Ch\u00E2teaus). They&amp;#039;ve really worked on the blood splatter engine in this game, pretty gross. -Bioware is up next with Dragon Age: Inquisition, which is available October 7th. Three-minute trailer only limited to cutscenes, limited gameplay. -Next trailer is Sunset Overdrive and features a denim-wearing hero who battles humans-turned-mutants from contaminated energy drinks. Looks like a cross stylistically with Borderlands and inFamous. The hero is definitely channeling some Delsin Rowe attitude from Sucker Punch&amp;#039;s inFamous: Second Son. Apart from the campaign, the game also has a &amp;quot;Chaos Squad&amp;quot; 8-player multiplayer mode. Available October 28th.  Dead Rising 3 gets DLC ludicrously titled Super Ultra Dead Rising 3 Remix Hyper Edition EX Plus Alpha. That should pretty much tell you everything you need to know, but its essentially a four-player co-op game that lets you play as your favorite Capcom characters.   -Harmonix talks about an upcoming Dance Central title called Dance Central Spotlight. -Now, Lionhead talks about Fable Legends. For the first time ever, you can be the villain, working against the heroes to keep them from succeeding through real-time strategy gameplay. The game has the expected quips and fantasy feel, but whereas Dark Souls or Dragon Age are for a more mature player, Fable Legends looks kid-friendly. Multiplayer beta opens this fall. -Getting a closer look at Project Spark where players make their own games. Microsoft&amp;#039;s trailers are really laying on the humor pretty think. Project Spark boasts over a million creators. Pretty great cameo at the end. Got to love Conker the Squirrel. -Quick look and a beautifully rendered Ori and the Blind Forest.  -We&amp;#039;re getting a Halo trailer, people. Bonnie Ross takes the stage and announces the Halo: Master Chief Collection, and includes Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 2, Halo 3, and Halo 4. Halo 2 is getting retouched, but you can switch between new and classic. It will also include the original multiplayer and six maps were recreated with the power of the Xbox One in mind. Halo Nightfall is a digital series from producer Ridley Scott and will be included in the collection. The story leads up to Halo 5: Guardian. Beta is available this December. -Now we&amp;#039;re looking at new games in 2015. First up is from Playdead (Limbo) and features a kid running through horrific landscapes in Inside. The design is reminiscent of Kentucky Route Zero with a Limbo-like tone. -Time for an indie roundup. Cuphead looks amazing. Has a Steam Boat Willie animation style. The mobile addiction Threes is coming to Xbox.  -We&amp;#039;re looking at a world premiere looks like a Tomb Raider game with lilting Nine Inch Nails-ish music. Looks like it&amp;#039;s officially pegged &amp;quot;The Rise of the Tomb Raider for release holiday 2015.  -The Witcher III: Wild Hunt is up next with world premiere gameplay. Looks and feels a little like the tracking mechanics from Assassin&amp;#039;s Creed 3. That is until you start fighting a giant mythical griffin.  -The minds behind the reboot of Killer Instinct are at it again with the reboot of an older game Phantom Dust, a Japanese title originally release for the Xbox in 2004. -Now we&amp;#039;re having a look at Tom Clancy&amp;#039;s The Division, which takes place in a cybernetic dystopian New York City. The most impressive thing here is how the game has integrated maps and ammo information into the interface.  -Platinum Games shows off Scalebound, which looks like a giant monster slugfest. Hard to see much else\u2014just a cutscene trailer. -Crackdown is making a return to the Xbox. A lot of old IPs are making a comeback. -Looks like we might be wrapping up here. Phil Spencer is giving the required &amp;quot;Xbox is and will continue to be awesome&amp;quot; speech. Electronic Arts (EA): 3:00-5:00pm ET Summary: Overall, EA&amp;#039;s show was underwhelming. As the company announced at the beginning of the press conference, EA was going to take a different approach to its E3 unveiling. EA stuck with teaser trailers and developer documentaries on the company&amp;#039;s most anticipated titles, such as Star Wars: Battlefront, Mirror&amp;#039;s Edge 2, and Bioware&amp;#039;s super-vague new IP. For many fans unable to attend E3, EA&amp;#039;s event was a bit of a let down. We&amp;#039;ve still yet to see any gameplay footage from these exciting new games or really any gameplay at all\u2014even from EA Sports titles (aside from UFC). The only two titles we got significant details on were Dragon Age: Inquisition, which we already caught a glimpse of at Microsoft&amp;#039;s event earlier, and Battlefield Hardline, a game that was heavily leaked before its unveiling. The only real surprising moment was when EA announced beta for Hardline was opening today.  For all the excitement EA could have engendered with its conference, overall, the presentation was mediocre. -Time for Electronic Arts, and without wasting time, we&amp;#039;re jumping right into Star Wars. Looks like an in-engine preview of Battlefront. All this video did was make me very jealous of these developers. Supposedly we&amp;#039;ll learn more Spring 2015. -Now for our second look at Dragon Age: Inquisition that will be followed up by not one, but two new Bioware projects (Mass Effect 4?) This Inquisition trailer gives a closer look at some of the various landscapes of the came all accompanied by a live cello player. Aaryn Flynn, the general manager of BioWare, gives us a few specifics on the new fantasy title. Trailer number two shows detailed gameplay as your party fights against a high dragon. Visually speaking this game has come a long way\u2014definitely giving Elder Scrolls a run for its money. A new feature called tactical camera turns Dragon Age into a an RTS experience. Third and final trailer gives us the low-down on our playable characters.  -We&amp;#039;re talking about Mass Effect 4 with behind-the-scenes conceptual images and highly detailed character builds. Bioware is also developing an entire new IP out of the Edmonton studio, however the conceptual images don&amp;#039;t reveal much. -Another big juggernaut is The Sims 4. The Sims are now more in-depth and faces are expressive enough to reveal a character&amp;#039;s emotional state. The Sims 4 releases September 2nd.  -A surprise archival visit from Bruce Lee \u2014 &amp;quot;be the water, my friend.&amp;quot; EA&amp;#039;s UFC shows off game play between Bruce Lee and BJ Penn with incredible detail to show how fights incrementally take a toll on the characters. -NHL 2015 will have more in-depth highlight reels and the most detailed audience arenas they&amp;#039;ve ever built.  -EA&amp;#039;s speed metaphor are compounding on one another. Must be an upcoming title from the Criterion, the creators of Burnout. This looks a lot like the X Games comes to consoles with ATVs, wing suits, helicopters, cars, etc., etc. Looks like we don&amp;#039;t even have a name yet. -Now we&amp;#039;re talking PGA and I just heard the phrase &amp;quot;Golf without Limits.&amp;quot; The PGA Tour title is due Spring 2015. -Madden 2015 will have a strong focus on make the defensive side of the game more fun. Redesigned open-field tackling and defensive cameras that place players right in the middle of the action. &amp;quot;You&amp;#039;re going to have more control on defense than ever before.&amp;quot; Madden 15 will launch August 26th. -Now for something completely different, Dawngate&amp;#039;s new MOBA. The maps and characters are conceived from a massive story arc.  -Now we&amp;#039;re looking at Dice&amp;#039;s second title of the afternoon: Mirror&amp;#039;s Edge 2. Developers brought in real parkour athletes to talk about Faith&amp;#039;s moves. It looks like the game&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;move set&amp;quot; is first and combat comes second. &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;re creating Faith for a new generation.&amp;quot; -Now we&amp;#039;re traveling to the pitch with Fifa 15. The devs focused on expressions on players and the ball physics system. The field is also alive as players leave they&amp;#039;re mark as they traverse the pitch, corner flags sway, and crossbars shutter on impact. -Battlefield Hardline, the recently leaked title from Visceral Games, takes center stage. It&amp;#039;s a full-on street battle between cops and criminals. &amp;quot;More like a TV crime drama than a traditional shooter.&amp;quot; We get an exclusive gameplay trailer as cops square off against criminals. If you thought Visceral wouldn&amp;#039;t bring the same level destruction as Dice, rest easy. In about three minutes we&amp;#039;ve robbed an armored car and are now on a high-speed chase via helicopter. So. Many. Explosions. The beta for Battlefield Hardline is now open for PlayStation 4 and PC. The game will release October 21st. -That&amp;#039;s all we&amp;#039;ve got for EA. Ubisoft: 6:00-7:00pm ET Summary: Ubisoft started strong with an emotionally jarringFar Cry 4 trailer out of the gate and didn&amp;#039;t let up during the entire hour. Aisha Tyler led the charge onstage with loosing f-bombs and general foul-mouthed artillery on developers and audience alike, but that&amp;#039;s what Ubisoft is going for. Exuding cool vibes, we&amp;#039;ve got extensive cutscene from Tom Clancy&amp;#039;s The Division, more details on The Crew, and brief look at Just Dance&amp;#039;s out-of-control smartphone platform. After an almost half-hour dry spell of gameplay-absent trailers, Ubi comes up big with extensive game time from Assassin&amp;#039;s Creed Unity and the biggest surprise of the event, Rainbow Six: Siege.  Ubisoft definitely brought a lot of enthusiasm to their conference and still appears committed to flex the muscles of the Xbox One Kinect, as seen in their new fitness title, Shape Up. However, we saw no attempts at developing new IPs like we saw from Bioware during EA&amp;#039;s conference, but Ubisoft is still basking in the success of Watch Dogs. We&amp;#039;ll let you have your moment. -All right, we&amp;#039;re kicking of Ubisoft&amp;#039;s presser with a great-looking, first-person trailer. Some great acting in this scene with an unknown villain. I&amp;#039;m guessing we&amp;#039;re looking at Far Cry 4. Confirmed: Just saw the first five minutes of Far Cry 4. Looks intense, as usual. -Ubisoft is coming out with tons of irreverence and &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m your cool, hip friend&amp;quot; mentality.   -Just Dance 2015 has an updated track list and supposedly &amp;quot;the gaming community will power the game itself.&amp;quot; Jason Altman takes the stage talking about smartphone integration with Just Dance. Just Dance Now has no limit to how many people can play. Now it&amp;#039;s we&amp;#039;ve got an interesting dance number to Lady Gaga&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;Applause.&amp;quot;  -Taking another look at Tom Clancy&amp;#039;s The Division, a game set three weeks after the release of the contagion. New exclusive trailer details how things got so bad in The Division. Now we&amp;#039;re seeing the collapse of family in an intense time-lapse video. Lots of depression in this trailer right now. -Time for Ubi&amp;#039;s motorsport offering with The Crew. Another time-lapse with more trendy music. Environmental effects on display here with sand and snow clinging to the exterior. Also, teasing a possible multiplayer element? Creative director Julian Gerighty takes the stage. &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;ve been striving to put the gamers to the heart of our experience,&amp;quot; Gerighty says when including racing addicts on the development process. Closed beta opens up July 23rd but sign-up is now available.  -Another pretty trailer with yet more trendy music for Assassin&amp;#039;s Creed Unity. Still haven&amp;#039;t seen any gameplay from any Ubisoft titles. I would expect to see some here considering Microsoft&amp;#039;s press event. The motion capture looks exceptional. Arno Dorian is our new hero. &amp;quot;Unity is about carving your own unique path in a huge, immersive city.&amp;quot; Now we&amp;#039;re looking at trailer no. 2, which is finally showing us a little bit of gameplay. No need for a leap of faith with Arno&amp;#039;s impressive moves. Fighting still looks relatively similar. Some grunts and other well-protected foes, little flash of Eagle Vision, eavesdropping on the enemy, random acts of violence, and of course, dat hidden blade.  -Shape Up brings &amp;quot;a new type of training&amp;quot; this summer (hopefully it doesn&amp;#039;t use the Kinect. Whoops.) Piano Step is basically Just Dance meets Guitar Hero. I&amp;#039;m always a fan of making fitness not boring and slightly less painful. -Valiant Hearts: The Great War made with the Ubiart Framework (Rayman Legends, Child of Light), is a stylized puzzle adventure that takes place during World War I. Will come to the Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PC.  -Ubisoft&amp;#039;s CEO Yves Guillemot takes the stage to reveal a secret game. Drones and home invasions\u2014sounds like a good start. This is an insanely detailed multiplayer. Looks like we just got a preview of Rainbow Six: Siege. -That&amp;#039;s it for Ubisoft, we&amp;#039;ve got one more to go for the evening. Sony&amp;#039;s up next. Sony Entertainment: 9:00-11:00pm ET Summary: PlayStation brought it once again. There seemed to be no end in sight to Sony&amp;#039;s onslaught of surprising announcements and releases. Mixing it up with some expected (Destiny, Uncharted 4) and unexpected triple-A titles as well as some really exciting indie games, including the amazing No Man&amp;#039;s Sky and Abzu, Sony made it known that they have the console to buy in 2014.  Whereas Microsoft focused on the games, a very important move for them, Sony also wasn&amp;#039;t afraid to flash some hardware, such as PlayStation TV and introduced new additions to PSN Plus. But there were small moments that drew huge audience reactions, especially with the remaster announcement of Grim Fandango and the brand-new announcement of Little Big Planet 3.  Up until Sony&amp;#039;s press meeting, so far E3 had been somewhat quiet\u2014but Sony upped the intensity and reminded why gamers are always excited for the second week in June every year. -It&amp;#039;s been a long day of games, and PS4 is arguably the biggest show. The requisite giant blue screen is present. -Sony kicks things off with the planet Mars\u2014an interesting choice. A new gaming features the enemy as a &amp;quot;darkness.&amp;quot; Isn&amp;#039;t that always the case? Also, I think we&amp;#039;re getting some Peter Dinklage voice acting in Destiny. There&amp;#039;s no denying that Bungie&amp;#039;s next game is riding on the original awe and wonder of the Mass Effect series. The Darkness=Reapers, maybe? That&amp;#039;s most definitely the longest look at Destiny we&amp;#039;ve seen yet. -Sony&amp;#039;s Andrew House takes the stage\u2014as is tradition. &amp;quot;We know what best means. It means connected. The highest visual quality. It means choice. It means not being a lone gamer, but an extensive community of rivals and friends.&amp;quot; Destiny beta is a available July 17th, and if you can&amp;#039;t wait for the beta, starting this Thursday, PS4 owners can play the Destiny First Look Alpha. The Destiny bundle reveals an all-white PS4 with 30-day PSN membership. -Only ten minutes in and we&amp;#039;ve been assaulted with news. Now an exclusive E3 look at The Order: 1886. I&amp;#039;m not one for the supernatural but this game play looks incredibly fluid and intense. Bring on the werewolves. -Now we&amp;#039;re getting a look at Entwined, which features dual controls with each analog stick, much like Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons. PS4 version is available now for $9.99 with PS3 and Vita to come. -Time for some DLC action with Sucker Punch&amp;#039;s Infamous: Second Son. DLC is playable even if you don&amp;#039;t own the game, but if you do, you receive extra content. Looks like we&amp;#039;re going to get a look at Fetch&amp;#039;s backstory with inFamous: First Light. Available August 2014.  -How could this be a PS4 event without the appearance of Sackboy and Little Big Planet 3. Sackboy is getting all kinds of new pals with Oddsock, Swoop, and Toggle, each having their own unique abilities. I think Oddsock is my favorite. Gameplay is still familiar\u2014family-friendly platformer with a punch of weird creatures. Due to release on the PS4 this November. -Shuhei Yoshida now talking up Little Big Planet 3 but flawlessly segue to new IP, Bloodborne. From the minds of Dark Souls, Bloodborne looks set in Victorian England with lots of gooey blood noises. Possible allusion to zombies or the occult at the very least. Coming in 2015. - We got a look at the first five minutes of Far Cry 4 at Ubisoft&amp;#039;s presser, now we&amp;#039;re getting to see some actual gameplay. Feels similar to Far Cry 3 with a first-person take on the rebooted Tomb Raider franchise from Crystal Dynamics. Our protagonist is showing off some very Indiana Jones-inspired moves. Getting a brief glimpse of the in-game multiplayer. One basically flies the helicopter while the other provides death from above with a gatling gun. Also an elephant just blew up a truck. Game, Ubisoft. PlayStation 3 and 4 players will be able to invite PSN friends to play Far Cry 4 even if they don&amp;#039;t have the game. How very Nintendo of you, Sony. -And now, Sony presents zombies with Dead Island 2. This is a completely different tone from Riptide&amp;#039;s incredibly depressing trailer with Dead Island. Dead Island 2 will come with a 30-day exclusive beta. -The previously announced Battlefield Hardline gets some floor time at Sony&amp;#039;s press conference. New trailer doesn&amp;#039;t show off anything we haven&amp;#039;t already seen. Imagine cops versus robbers to the max.  -Sony&amp;#039;s now teamed up with Paradox Interactive and is announcing a new game. The trailer shows a depressed wizard and his cat. Oops, he just killed the cat. It&amp;#039;s Magicka 2, a wizard-based RTS.  -Big news: Sony will be remastering Tim Shaefer&amp;#039;s Grim Fandango. This is a PS4/PS Vita exclusive. -Not a Hero, Broforce, Titan, and Hotline Miami 2. All amazing indie titles coming to PlayStation. - Suda 51, known recently for Lollipop Chainsaw, will be a PlayStation exclusive, titled Let it Die. As the title suggests, this one is bloody. -Giant Squid&amp;#039;s first title will feature fish, lots of fish, and one scuba bro. The game is titled Abzu. This is also a PlayStation 4 exclusive. -We&amp;#039;ve got one more game to go before we go to hardware. We&amp;#039;re traveling through a technicolor rainforest where dinosaurs are roaming with spaceships flying overhead and gazelles trying to avoid becoming prey. Just like that, we&amp;#039;re in outer space in the middle of a space battle. This soundtrack is incredible. We&amp;#039;re talking about No Man&amp;#039;s Sky. &amp;quot;The universe is actually infinite. We don&amp;#039;t even know what&amp;#039;s out there.&amp;quot; This game looks unreal. Not even close to anything we&amp;#039;ve seen all day. -Time to talk Project Morpheus complete with two new demos. Still no release dates or future plans. Just that it exists. - Sony&amp;#039;s Shawn Layden takes the stage to talk about some software and impressive numbers. One billion multiplayer matches have been played on the PS4 since launch, and YouTube is coming to PS4. Free DLC for the Playroom will let you create custom sets for your gaming videos. -PlayStation also comes up with backwards compatibility fix with PlayStation Now, which will open in beta July 31st. -Now, we&amp;#039;re getting a look at PlayStation TV $99. Will have a 1,000 games at launch. For $139, you get the TV, a DualShock 3 controller, and the Lego Movie game. -Now we&amp;#039;re getting worldwide premiere footage of Mortal Kombat gameplay. Have to be excited about that. Looks like we&amp;#039;re sticking with classic, 2-D fighting styles. This isn&amp;#039;t true gameplay, we have no health meters. Game is also keeping x-ray, bone-breaking action, and of course, there are the fatalities. -New entertainment options are coming to the PS4. &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;re developing and curating content to specific what gamers want.&amp;quot; They&amp;#039;re bringing Powers (a popular comic series from Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming). Bendis now takes the stage to talk about their new series. Think CSI: New York meets the superhero universe. Powers will be available in December.  -More original content coming your way: Rachet and Clank: The Movie. The original devs are heavily involved in the film and the original title will come to the PS4 in the first half of 2015. -Remember 2013&amp;#039;s game of the year darling, The Last of Us? Well, it&amp;#039;s still coming to PS4. Sony gives us a look at Joel and Ellie in stunning PS4 graphics. -We also have a new Phantom Pain trailer, which was leaked last night. Now he&amp;#039;s rubbing ashes over his face. That&amp;#039;s straight-up Kratos. There&amp;#039;s a lot of stabbing going on here.  -Grand Theft Auto V will also come to the PS4. You can also transfer your progress from PS3 and Xbox 360 titles to the PS4.  -The trailer assault keeps coming. This time\u2014it&amp;#039;s Batman. Warner Bros. and Rock Steady Studios bring a new Batman, which definitely has a Joel Shoemaker-inspired Batmobile. The Arkham Knight looks pretty incredible with some definite references to Scarecrow, who was once a miniboss but now seems completely renewed here. -Looks like we&amp;#039;ve got one more trailer from Naughty Dog. Of course, it&amp;#039;s Uncharted 4: A Thief&amp;#039;s End. The trailer says he&amp;#039;s been &amp;quot;out of the game&amp;quot; for years, yet Nathanial Drake is still looking pretty good. Naughty Dog also seems to be delivering a message with the redundant phrase &amp;quot;one last time.&amp;quot; Drake&amp;#039;s tale seems to be entering its final chapter. That&amp;#039;s it for the Sony press conference. Good night all, and Happy E3! Tuesday, June 10 Nintendo Digital Event: 12:00-1:00/1:30pm ET Summary: Nintendo knows what its audience wants\u2014more adventures with the company&amp;#039;s beloved IPs. And at E3 2014, Nintendo delivered. Among a throng of exciting news, there were definitely a few standouts. First being that Nintendo is gearing up for the next Zelda installment, and according to game designer Eiji Aonuma, this Zelda game will be less restricted than previous entries and more akin to the open-world genre. Nintendo also announced a new Kirby title, Yoshi title, and a new Star Fox title has also been confirmed to be in early development.  It looks like Nintendo is sick of hearing about its hardware woes, so they&amp;#039;re turning to killer software to fix the problem\u2014a decision we all can be happy with. -From the creators of Kirby&amp;#039;s Epic Yarn comes Yoshi&amp;#039;s Wooly World, also a textile-based game that will launch on the Wii U. Also, Kirby gets a new titled called Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, which will be exclusive for the Wii U.  -Lots of great games from Nintendo&amp;#039;s digital event. Big news is a new Zelda game for Wii U in 2015, which will allow players to explore Hyrule in an open-world environment. Also, Nintendo announces Hyrule Warriors, a collaboration between Dynasty Warriors and Zelda franchises, and will be available in North America on Sept. 26.  -Next up is Mario Maker is a game that lets you create your own custom Mario courses from the original Mario Bros. -Amiibo figures are like Skylanders with Nintendo IPs. First compatible with this fall&amp;#039;s Super Smash Bros., the recently released Mario Kart 8, and other titles in the works, such as Yoshi&amp;#039;s Wooly World and Mario Party 10. These figurines are individually unique and can develop new skills. All this is data is physically stored on the small statue itself. -Outside of the Nintendo Digital Event, Polygon is reporting that Star Fox will be returning to the Wii U, confirmed by Shigeru Miyamoto. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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