New ‪#‎E3‬ 2016 Satellite Event Free and Open to the Public ‪#‎Ubisoft‬, ‪#‎WarnerBros‬., ‪#‎Alienware‬, and…

New ‪#‎E3‬ 2016 Satellite Event Free and Open to the Public
‪#‎Ubisoft‬, ‪#‎WarnerBros‬., ‪#‎Alienware‬, and ‪#‎Oculus‬ will have demos.
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The annual E3 gaming show in Los Angeles is not open to the public. This is not changing for 2016, but a new "E3 Live 2016" event will let anyone in the area check out games and meet industry personalities.
E3 Live is being billed as a "new, one-of-a-kind celebration of video games" and "E3's first-ever gathering for gamers."
Tickets are free, but are described as being in "limited" quantity. They will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. The tickets are not yet available,
The event, which runs for a limited number of hours on June 14, 15, and 16, is held at LA Live. This is right next to the Los Angeles Convention Center, the site of E3 proper. It's open to all ages, but people under 17 need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
The E3 Live website explains there will be games, gadgets, and gear to check out, while there will also be live music and dance competitions. On top of that, attendees can partake in "one-of-a-kind" photo ops and check out virtual reality demos. There will also be merchandise available to buy at the event.
According to Kotaku, demos from companies like Ubisoft, Warner Bros., Alienware, and Oculus VR, among others, will be at the show. Head to the E3 Live 2016 website to learn more.
The Entertainment Software Association, which puts on E3 every year, is also behind E3 Live.
E3 2016 officially runs June 14-16, though the big briefings begin earlier. Both Electronic Arts and Ubisoft will conduct their press conferences on Sunday, June 12, while Microsoft and Sony will follow with their own shows on June 13.
The E3 2016 show floor this year will look different than in years past, as Electronic Arts, Activision, Disney, and Wargaming have decided they won't have booth space. These are some of the biggest companies in gaming, but their lack of presence this year doesn't mean E3 is losing its relevance, according to the ESA.
The question, "Is E3 still relevant?" gets asked every year, ESA VP Rich Taylor said earlier this year. "And then gets answered in June of that same year with a resounding 'yes,'" he said.
Some have suggested that letting consumers in might help boost the profile of the show. Taylor said he has heard this suggestion and explained that the ESA will be "taking a hard look" to see what can be done. While the show itself is not being opened to the public, at least not this year, it looks like the ESA is taking steps to include the wider gamer community with E3 Live.
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Devil's Third for Wii U From famed Ninja Gaiden designer Tomonobu Itagaki comes an east-meets-west blend of ninja-style melee combat and modern gunplay oozing with savage action. Wage fierce…

Devil's Third for Wii U
From famed Ninja Gaiden designer Tomonobu Itagaki comes an east-meets-west blend of ninja-style melee combat and modern gunplay oozing with savage action. Wage fierce fortress combat in a unique, clan-based online* multiplayer mode. Or go it alone as Ivan, a brutal ex-mercenary, and survive his all-out war of vengeance…for a guitar.

The online* Siege Mode lets you create and manage your own clan to compete for power and influence. Customize fortresses to give your clan the advantage when defending against invaders. Or attack other clan fortresses to conquer their territory and earn clan rewards, like new weapons, customizations, or fortress-building options. There’s also Drill Mode, a combination of traditional and off-the-wall online multiplayer options ranging from free-for-all to team matchups, chicken collecting, and even fruit tossing. You can even earn customizable gear and equipment to create your own look and load out.

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Batman Arkham Knight Expansion Rocksteady has announced that Batman: Arkham Knight will have numerous DLC and Expansions as part of their post-launch process. These items can all be purchased as…

Batman Arkham Knight Expansion
Rocksteady has announced that Batman: Arkham Knight will have numerous DLC and Expansions as part of their post-launch process. These items can all be purchased as part of a Season Pass for around $40, and will include the following:

Batgirl: A Matter of Family - A prequel story expansion allowing players to take on the role of Barbara Gordon as Batgirl, before the events that led her to be confined to a wheelchair as Oracle.
The Season of Infamy - An expansion to the Most Wanted side missions that have you play as Batman to take on new super-villains that attempt to invade Gotham, including the following missions:
Beneath the Surface (Killer Croc)
In From the Cold (Mister Freeze)
Wonderland (Mad Hatter)
Shadow War (Raz al Ghul)
Gotham City Stories - Narrative missions that allow you to play as Batman's allies, including:
GCPD Lockdown - Play as Nightwing and take down The Penguin
Catwoman's Revenge - Play as Catwoman and get payback on The Riddler
Batmobile Tracks - new race tracks designed by The Riddler to test your skills, along with new Batmobile Skins, including the following themed race tracks:
1989 Movie Batmobile Pack, featuring skins and race tracks based off the Tim Burton directed films
2008 Tumbler Batmobile Pack, featuring skins and race tracks based off the Christopher Nolan directed films
Batman Classic TV Series Batmobile Pack, featuring skins and race tracks based off of the classic TV series starring Adam West
2016 Batman v Superman Batmobile Pack, featuring skins and race tracks based off the upcoming movie directed by Zack Snyder.
Challenge Maps - Three Crime Fighter Challenge Packs containing new AR Challenges each
Costumes - A plethora of downloadable skins and suits for Batman and his allies, including themed packs and retro designs

Batman Arkham Knight Expansion Rocksteady has announced that Batman: Arkham Knight will have numerous DLC and Expansions as part of their post-launch process. These items can all be purchased as…

Batman Arkham Knight Expansion
Rocksteady has announced that Batman: Arkham Knight will have numerous DLC and Expansions as part of their post-launch process. These items can all be purchased as part of a Season Pass for around $40, and will include the following:

Batgirl: A Matter of Family - A prequel story expansion allowing players to take on the role of Barbara Gordon as Batgirl, before the events that led her to be confined to a wheelchair as Oracle.
The Season of Infamy - An expansion to the Most Wanted side missions that have you play as Batman to take on new super-villains that attempt to invade Gotham, including the following missions:
Beneath the Surface (Killer Croc)
In From the Cold (Mister Freeze)
Wonderland (Mad Hatter)
Shadow War (Raz al Ghul)
Gotham City Stories - Narrative missions that allow you to play as Batman's allies, including:
GCPD Lockdown - Play as Nightwing and take down The Penguin
Catwoman's Revenge - Play as Catwoman and get payback on The Riddler
Batmobile Tracks - new race tracks designed by The Riddler to test your skills, along with new Batmobile Skins, including the following themed race tracks:
1989 Movie Batmobile Pack, featuring skins and race tracks based off the Tim Burton directed films
2008 Tumbler Batmobile Pack, featuring skins and race tracks based off the Christopher Nolan directed films
Batman Classic TV Series Batmobile Pack, featuring skins and race tracks based off of the classic TV series starring Adam West
2016 Batman v Superman Batmobile Pack, featuring skins and race tracks based off the upcoming movie directed by Zack Snyder.
Challenge Maps - Three Crime Fighter Challenge Packs containing new AR Challenges each
Costumes - A plethora of downloadable skins and suits for Batman and his allies, including themed packs and retro designs

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The new level is the first in more than two decades from the game's co-creator John Romero John Romero, one of the developers behind the seminal computer game Doom, has released his first new…

The new level is the first in more than two decades from the game's co-creator John Romero
John Romero, one of the developers behind the seminal computer game Doom, has released his first new level for the title in 21 years.
He is offering the new material for free via the file-sharing site Dropbox.
Mr Romero told the BBC he had made it as a "warm up" for a new project.
Doom was released in 1993 and had 10 million players by 1995. It has retained a cult popularity, and still has a dedicated community of players who also create their own content.

Mr Romero worked on iconic games such as Quake, Commander Keen and Wolfenstein 3D
The source code - the computer program that powers the game, written in a human-readable computer language - has been available for some time.
As a result, Mr Romero estimates there are about 30 alternative versions of the entire game, and more than 100,000 add-on levels created by Doom fans.
"Every day people are still making new levels for it," he said.
His new level, Tech Gone Bad, is a boss level that offers an alternative climactic fight.
It ends in a massive complex with a huge computer room that links to different portals and "hell cracks" in the floor, he said.
Tech Gone Bad Doom levelImage copyrightJohn Romero / Doom

The new level combines indoor and outdoor scenarios
The original final level was made by the developer Sandy Petersen and not Mr Romero.
The new version is mostly based outdoors.
Mr Romero said that distinguished it from the original game, which was largely based on indoor play, with the exception of Mount Erebus in level six (E3M6 in the Doom register).
"Doom mapping is pretty easy to do compared with 3D engines," Mr Romero said of his own creation.
"But I did worry... the community that's been playing it for 20 years would tear [the new level] apart."
However the reaction from players has been positive, he added.
"It's been out for four days and it's exploded. It's crazy that a game that's 23 years old has so many people still super-excited about it."
Joh_hansson tweets: Great design, it's huge a varied. Somehow it feels modern as well. Must have taken you a while to put together. More please.Image copyrightTwitter
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Players seem to like John Romero's new level.
He added he had no idea Doom would become such a perennial favourite back in the early 1990s.
"With Doom, it was mouse and keyboard-controlled on the PC when it was released, and you can still play it that way," he said.
"People remember how much fun they had a long time ago and I hope they will have that much fun again."