E3: and the best of the rest

Matt Hawkins Contributing Writer, Video Games

Time for one last batch of teaser and gameplay vids from this week’s big gaming thing in LA.

I posted a Soul Calibur 5 clip once before, but this one actually features the game in motion. And this one definitely feels Street Fighter-ish, with the pause before the big super combo and all. As also noted last time, the gameplay needed an overhaul, which also appears to be the consensus, so everyone’s definitely psyched…

So the new Ace Combat is clearly taking its cues from Modern Warfare. Which isn’t necessarily a bad thing…

Forgot to pass this one along with Capcom’s other offerings from yesterday; I’m still not sold on Operation Raccoon City, but I’m becoming a bit more receptive to the idea of change at least…

Speaking of zombies, another Dead Island trailer, one that’s thankfully avoid of the stupid sappy music from before (though there’s still silly attempts at pulling one’s heart strings to be sure)…

Cut to something COMPLETELY different: cute animu chicks that are also part space craft…

Remember Silent Hill? Or should I say, still care about it? Well, Konami’s hoping you still do…

NeverDead is yet another action/horror/comedy title, very much like Shadow of Damned. But no where near as interesting looking, and considering how borderline generic Grasshopper Manufacture’s latest looks, that’s saying a lot. But on the plus side is the custom soundtrack of Megadeth of all folks…

Yet ANOTHER Sony trailer. Jesus. This time for a first person shooter/bank robbery game. Kind of a genius set-up, huh? Thankfully the game looks to actually live up to the potential…

Familiar with Trials HD? If not, run, don’t walk, to your Xbox 360 and nab the XBLA version to see why I’m so excited by this trailer for sequel. Which hardly shows anything except for the very end, I know, but trust me on this one, you’ll love it to death…

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