E3 Event Brought Gamers Some Big News — And A Glimpse Of That 'Zelda' Sequel
NPRE3 Event Brought Gamers Some Big News — And A Glimpse Of That 'Zelda' Sequel Enlarge this image toggle caption 2K 2K The Electronic Entertainment Expo, better known as E3, finished its last day of presentations yesterday. Starting with the Summer Games Fest's Kickoff Live event, audiences caught the first glimpse of developer Gearbox Software's Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, a genial sounding game that appears to anything but; the trailer opens with a dreadlocked warrior blasting a machine gun at a dragon shooting electricity. This new fantasy game developed by FromSoftware is particularly unique because it's directed by the legendary Hidetaka Miyazaki, notorious for extremely difficult titles like the Souls series and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Sponsor Message Major Reveals From Ubisoft, Microsoft And Bethesda E3 proper kicked off with Ubisoft's major reveals with games like Rainbow Six Extraction and Far Cry 6 attracting attention from gamers across multiple consoles. Nintendo Confirms Zelda: Breath of the Wild Sequel The show ended with far more excitement: Tuesday's showcase featured news that fans have been waiting for since June 2019 as Nintendo unveiled a new trailer for the sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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