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E3 2017 takes place at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, United States on 13th June 2017
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Xbox One X selling at a loss
Despite $499 price tag, Microsoft's new console is still “not the money-making part of the business”
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E3 games feature more multi-gender options than ever before
Feminist Frequency's findings indicate progress, and indeed, the group had a direct impact on Dishonored 2, Harvey Smith revealed
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Which E3 reveals took the internet by storm?
Facebook and Fancensus share social media stats following this week's press conferences
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Fan reaction to E3 mixed
Big games, long lines and $250 tickets: What did attendees of the first open-to-the-public E3 think?
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Roundtable: The best and worst of E3
The GamesIndustry.biz team reflects on a "filler" E3 in which surprises were scarce, Xbox One X failed to dominate, and Ubisoft was the best in show
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PC will also get original Xbox titles and Game Pass, says Spencer
Xbox boss also clarifies use of 'console launch exclusive' term in E3 announcements
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Microsoft and Nintendo embrace cross-platform play - but where's Sony?
PlayStation absent from cross-platform strategy of both Minecraft and Rocket League
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Nintendo surprises with Metroid, Kirby, Yoshi
E3 showcase reveals Super Mario Odyssey release date, a proper Pokemon game is in development for Switch, Zelda DLC details
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Ubisoft outshone Sony with its most assured E3 performance to-date
Full of risk, invention and blockbusters
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Watch the Nintendo E3 stream here
Super Mario Odyssey will dominate proceedings, but will any other classic IP make a return for Switch? Find out at 9 a.m. PDT / 5 p.m. BST
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PlayStation quietly announces smartphone-based PlayLink range
New series connects phones to PS4 for asymmetrical multiplayer games
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Xbox doesn't need to rely on Gears and Halo - Phil Spencer
E3 2017 was about speaking to diverse audiences, says the Xbox chief, but VR is "years away" from being ready for mainstream gamers
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Sony puts E3 2017 spotlight on VR, Spider-Man, God of War
Six new PSVR games were shown, including Skyrim VR, and Insomniac's Spider-Man is a "true exclusive" says Shawn Layden
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Xbox One X: Analysts concur that $499 is "a tough sell"
"The price point is the most obvious weakness, giving Sony an opportunity to drop its current PS4 Pro to $350 and raise the stakes"
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Beyond Good and Evil, Mario and pirates headline strong Ubisoft E3 showcase
Blockbusters are joined by major new IP, fan favourites, VR and toys-to-life
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Ubisoft Toronto: "We can bring life back to toys-to-life"
Splinter Cell Blacklist developers working on unique new IP
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How Ghost Recon Phantoms influenced Ubisoft's Skull and Bones
Ubisoft Singapore details its community programme for Skull and Bones
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Transference - what happened when Ubisoft teamed up with Elijah Wood
Ubisoft explains its relationship with film production company SpectreVision
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"I wanted to ask for his autograph" - when Ubisoft's Davide Soliani met Shigeru Miyamoto
Here's how Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle happened
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Watch the PlayStation E3 conference here
Can Sony's software match the appeal of the Scorpio and the Switch? Find out with us on June 12 at 6 p.m. PDT / June 13 at 2 a.m. BST
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Xbox comes out guns-a-blazin' at E3 2017
The sheer number of gorgeous-looking games on display shows perhaps that teraflops really do matter
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Chris Charla: “We didn't want to rush the Cuphead devs”
ID@Xbox boss reflects on the long wait for hotly anticipated indie platformer
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Watch the Ubisoft E3 press conference here
Assassin's Creed and Far Cry are set to return, but there could be surprises in store. Find out here on June 12 at 1 p.m. PDT / 9 p.m. BST
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EA sets five year goal for using neural networks in its games
Games will change more in the next five years than the last 45, CEO Andrew Wilson said