STACK July 2016 Issue 141

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It’s understandable if you’ve spent the last few weeks avoiding the

internet in lieu of E3 overload. If you’re still keen to check out the

best announcements, here’re a few of my favourites.

iven that I was (unfortunately) not

present on the showfloor, I’ve

really only got the choice of the

seemingly endless stockpile of trailers and

gameplay footage released via streams

and YouTube over the duration of E3. So

while these games may look spectacular, I

can’t actually say anything for sure. Hope

springs eternal.

One of the first things to genuinely

surprise me was EA’s second venture

into the indie market (following their

adorable

Unravel

earlier this year) with

I don’t know much about it, only that it

reminds me of Kindred from

League of

Legends

, but nonetheless it’s got me

intrigued.

Probably the most exciting part of

the conference overall for me was the

announcement of the

Skyrim

remaster.

Sure, it’d been rumoured before, but

considering my love for the game I

refused to believe it. SWEET ROLLS FOR

EVERYONE.

Microsoft dropped jaws when they

announced not one, but two new Xbox

One consoles – the One S and something

weirdly codenamed Project Scorpio. The

One S itself looks concerningly appealing

and potentially wallet-damaging, ‘cause