E3 is over, leaving in its wake a cornicopia of information to digest.  This week we highlight some of the lesser lights, titles lurking in the shadow of the blockbusters.

OK, now it’s time to talk about all the big video game sequels that are in development. Video Game sequels are often more anticipated than movie sequels, and even more often are of better quality than movie sequels. Here’s a deeper dive into some of the games I saw or had some hands-on time with at E3 this week.

People often complain that there aren’t any new ideas anymore and that we’re just rehashing old ideas over and over again. This post will focus on all the new IPs (Intellectual Properties) that I got to see or play in the first two days.

This is the Press Conference I've been waiting for! I love all three game consoles and probably play the Wii the least, but I'm still a Nintendo fan boy and I love all these rumours about the new controller for their new console. I've got all the details - read on!

My third Press Conference of the day is with Sony and I'm expecting some big announcements and tons of demos. Check out what was discussed at the conference here!

The EA Press Conference is taking place at the Orpheum Theatre, which looks like a nice theatre Theatre, but there’s certainly a big difference from the presence Microsoft had to here. We’ll see if there’s more in store for us behind the curtains! Fanciness aside though, we’re all here to be blown away by game play footage, not stage setup!

I’m here at the first Press Screening of E3: Microsoft. There are a bunch of rumours flying around about what big news will be coming our way. I’m anticipating some news about some Kinect games for the serious gamer as well as plans to make the Xbox more of an entertainment device for your home. For this press screening I’m going to type as I’m watching the conference and then post as soon as we’re done - or throughout bu updating this post if there's time.

E3 is the Electronic Entertainment Expo and is happening June 7-9 in Los Angeles...and we're going to be there! Read on to find out how you can get involved.