The biggest week in gaming is here. While the 2013 edition of E3 in Los Angeles was focused primarily on the impending launches of the Xbox One and PS4, 2014 is more about games than hardware. Microsoft will try to show why a Kinect-free console is still compelling, while Sony will be intent on improving its lead in the early days of the console race. Nintendo, meanwhile, is out to prove there's still a place for the struggling Wii U. Add in the burgeoning field of virtual reality, an increased focus on indie games, and there's a lot to look forward to in LA. You can keep up with the latest right here.
'The Witness' is the modern day 'Myst' you've been waiting for
The most peaceful thing at E3
We’ve seen virtual reality. It’s time to touch it
Haptic feedback and motion control at E3 2014
'Arkham Knight' makes Batman into even more of a sociopath
Running people over, the non-lethal way
The Razer Junglecat could be the best iOS game controller yet
But the whole concept still has some issues
Big-budget action games shouldn't be Hollywood tragedies
One death is sad, a million is a statistic
‘Destiny’ is an epic space shooter, but it feels very familiar
Ever heard of a game called ‘Halo’?
Xbox chief: 'you have to win with the gamers first'
Phil Spencer talks Kinect, 'Sunset Overdrive', and the soul of the Xbox One
‘Alien: Isolation’ is the scariest thing at E3
A horror concept 35 years in the making
The next 'Super Smash Bros.' is an insane love letter to video games
Pac-Man is just the start
Playing the mind-bending new Oculus Rift games at E3 2014
The latest games show how far VR has come — and how far it has left to go
A close-up look at the gorgeous white PlayStation 4
Even better than the original
The 11 best new games for the PS4: watch all the trailers
Sony's E3 slate is more impressive than ever
This is what the next 'Legend of Zelda' looks like
Coming to the Wii U in 2015
Nintendo will let you build your own Super Mario Bros. game
...but you'll need a Wii U
Uncharted vs. Master Chief: Sony and Microsoft square off at E3 2014
Microsoft focuses on games before the show, while Sony branches out
PlayStation Now game rentals priced from $2.99 to $19.99
Sony's streaming service goes into open beta on PS4 next month
Stunning 'No Man's Sky' trailer mixes space combat with dinosaurs
The most colorful thing you'll see all E3
'Grand Theft Auto V' is coming to PS4, Xbox One, and PC this fall
Xbox 360 and PS3 players can take their characters to new consoles and PC
You can play 'Far Cry 4' multiplayer on PlayStation even if you don't own the game
PS4 and PS3 players can invite friends to their sessions over PSN
'Destiny' beta coming to PlayStation 4 on July 17th
...and an alpha version is coming even sooner
Games and more games: Microsoft's E3 keynote in three minutes
Halo 5, Assassin's Creed Unity, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, and more
'Halo: The Master Chief Collection' brings all four Halo games to Xbox One
Early access to 'Halo 5' beta too
Jun 5, 2014Adi Robertson and Andrew Webster
Your guide to E3 2014, the biggest week in video games
From 'Halo' to virtual reality
