Here's what we'll be doing in LA next week.
Take a look at this Desperate Struggle.
SOE announces plans to shut down The Matrix Online.
Music from two of rap's biggest will appear in the game, plus details on a Limited Edition.
Another batch of PlayStation 3 software lowers to $29.99.
Microsoft's karaoke game is returning with a new track list.
Finally, someone with some guts has taken up the Afrika challenge.
Shaun White sequel and a new first-person shooter join the ranks of games we may see next week.
More details on how the new Zune HD and the Xbox 360 will work together at E3 next week.
If you're the type of person who can appreciate arcade shooters of the 1990s, this budget-priced collection will certainly satisfy.
Buff, nearly naked dudes dog-piling on one another, WiiWare style.
Get ready to fill the shoes of Luiz Lopez in the next chapter of Grand Theft Auto IV.
1-4 is no more as the naming contest for Q-Games' next game picks a winner.
Affordably priced trilogy package on its way to the Wii.
Criterion has posted up a quick trailer for what's sure to be the biggest post-release update for Burnout Paradise yet, Big Surf Island.
Warner Bros. to rip Midway in half, Johnny Cage style, and retain the upper half for itself.
Star Trek: D-A-C isn't what you want out of a multiplayer space shooter, and it certainly isn't what you want out of a Star Trek game, either.
Some interesting reading on the subject of E3 promises.
Power-ups go to Gotham?
The single-player options are a little slim, but taking the fight to opponents over the Internet is absolutely awesome.
Duke Nukem developers issue release on the state of the company.
Bionic Commando has moments of brilliance that help cover the game's flaws, but really, it all comes down to how much you like swinging around.
Wanna know what you'll need to fight it out on the PC?
First batch of songs and info on new features in the next Guitar Hero.
New Tony Hawk gets named, controller shown.