Deep in the heart of the LA Convention Center, in the quiet Concourse Hall, Telltale Games is hard at work showing off their latest titles. One of these is the greatest game based on the Jurassic Park license ever seen.

The ever-popular Fruit Ninja is heading from the small screens of IOS and to the big screen TV powered by the Xbox 360 and Kinect. We swing our virtual, Kinect swords in this E3 2011 preview.

Every known detail about the Wii U controller and console, pictures included

Last year, 2K Marin debuted the re-imagining of the XCOM franchise to us in a closed door session. We were impressed and ready for more. Unfortunately, we have had a wait a while to see more. Now that we have seen more, we can’t wait to play the final version.

Archer Maclean’s Mercury was one of the first games I fondly remember playing on my PSP that wasn’t part of the original launch. The game later got a sequel that wasn’t quite as good and the series has sat dormant...

CD Project Red showed off an early build of The Witcher 2 on the Xbox 360 in the upper Meeting Room halls of the 2011 E3 Expo. 

I get a good 30 minutes of play time on the new Deus Ex demo at E3.

We go hands on with Sony's newest handheld--the PlayStation Vita. Spoiler, this thing ROCKS! Keep reading to find out why.

Over the years, I have spent a considerable amount of time playing Massively Multiplayer Online Games (MMO’s). Despite my love for the genre, only a few of them kept my interest over a long period of time. I have spent time in Ultima Online, World of WarCraft, EverQuest 2, WarHammer Online, Lord of the Rings Online, Star Wars Galaxies, and countless others that don’t exist any more. Today, the only title I continue to play on an ongoing basis is World of Warcraft. But after 5 years of the game, it has grown slightly stale and I have been looking for an upgrade. Along comes Rift–and with it–the promise to give me a more satisfying experience. So I entered the Private and Public Betas…

Duke Nukem Forever... a title that has been in development for so long, it has seen three US Presidents come and go. For the vast majority if gamers, however, it has been the butt of all our jokes and any talk of release should ultimately result in hell freezing over. While we aren't sure of any signs that the temperatures are dropping in the bad portion of the afterlife, 2K Games, Randy Pitchford (the CEO of Gearbox), and his team of awesome Developers, at Gearbox, have revealed that Duke Nukem Forever will be releasing during Calendar 2011. 

It was upsetting that both of EA’s Godfather video games weren’t able to offer a respectable mobster experience, even though the classic story and rich characters were already made for them. Mafia II doesn’t have names like Marlon Brando or Mario Puzo to lend credence to its tale of organized crime. On the other hand, it might not need them.

There is a physical reaction any good first person shooter should elicit in the player. At first, the eyes widen and the jaw begins to slowly sag. Then a sharp exhale, accompanied by a hearty laugh filled with the same joy as Santa Clause’s infamous chuckle. All because the player is looking at the screen thinking: “I just did that!” This reaction could be called the ultimate high in male power-fantasy, but I actually saw it coming from a young woman playing Killzone 3 on the E3 show floor.