The June through September time-frame has notoriously been rough for video game releases. While this period of time has become less of a drought in recent years, there are still only a handful of big releases to look forward to this summer in the northern hemisphere. Here is what you can look forward to play!
The days are getting longer, and the storms are rolling in. Good thing we have the sunshine to look forward to, too! Otherwise, it'd be a dreary summer. But you know we've always got some awesome video games to play through, and in this installment of the Weekly Official Roundup, so even when it's super hot and steamy outside, we've got some cool stuff to keep you from getting absolutely molten. Without further ado, please check out our wares!
After a weeklong break where yours truly went to E3 2019, your regularly-scheduled Weekly Official Wiki Roundup is back, and right on time! This year is just careening by, which is good news since we have so many games to look forward to at the end of 2019 and beyond. There's so much to be excited about! You know we're always bringing you the coolest official wikis around, and this installment will be no different. Stick around, grab a Popsicle, and see what we've got in store for you.
E3 2019 was regarded as a smaller event than in previous years, especially with Sony deciding to sit this year out; however, there were still several large games shown and a few standout moments during the press conferences this year!
Dauntless, the free-to-play Monster Hunter-esque co-op action game from developer Phoenix Labs, recently blasted onto consoles and the Epic Games Store to huge success.
With more than six million players playing shortly after launch and a recently announced Nintendo Switch version on the way, we chatted with Dauntless producer Chris Fox and Phoenix Labs public relations manager Andy Burt to learn more about the inspirations behind Dauntless, how a Behemoth is made, what to expect in the future, how cross-play came to be, and more.
E3 2019 kicks off this weekend with several press conferences from various publishers such as Xbox, Bethesda, Ubisoft, and Nintendo! For those who are unaware, E3 is the Electronic Entertainment Expo that takes place at the LA convention center in Los Angeles, California, and is one of the largest game industry events all year. At E3, hundreds of companies from across the entire industry come to announce and showcase their new games & hardware to the press and public attendees!
Despite a rocky start and growing pains, The Elder Scrolls Online - ESO - is in its sixth year already, with a dozen DLCs, three expansions (one of which, Morrowind, is now included in ESO+ by default), and enough changes to make it an almost entirely different game. If you're returning to the game after an extended break or simply want to smooth out the learning curve, this guide is for you.
We're now officially less than two weeks away from E3 2019, and things are heating up. But you know we're keeping it cool over here in Gamepedia-land, serving up all the coolest Official Wikis and more every single week. This edition, we've got an XXL helping of wild and wacky games that you're definitely going to want to check out. Sit back, relax, and partake in what we've got to offer. You'll be glad that you did.
Long time no see, faithful Gamepedia readers! It's almost time for E3, and we're here to run down the latest Official Wikis during the latest issue of our Weekly Official Wiki Roundup!
