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E3

E3 2021 takes place June 12-15 as a re-imagined, all-virtual online event. Nintendo, Xbox, Bethesda, Square Enix, Sega, Bandai Namco, Ubisoft, Capcom, and others will deliver new video game announcements, trailers, release dates, and more.

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Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin gets a new gameplay trailer

By Ryan Gilliam

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Resident Evil Village is getting an expansion

By Michael McWhertor
lineup showing how Xbox game case labeling has changed in 2021. Three new cases at left, with an older one at far right.
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Don’t adjust your Xbox: Microsoft changes game cases again

By Owen S. Good

Report: Everwild ‘restarted from scratch,’ Rare now aiming for 2024

By Samit Sarkar

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Bethesda’s Starfield trailer may contain a clue about The Elder Scrolls 6

By Charlie Hall

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Fans are roasting Final Fantasy’s new hero for showing up in a T-shirt

By Ana Diaz

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Babylon’s Fall could be good, actually

By Michael McWhertor

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Halo Infinite’s guns rain from the sky, and all players start on equal footing

By Ryan Gilliam

Halo Infinite’s battle passes will never expire

By Austen Goslin

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Halo Infinite will add a practice range with AI bots

By Nicole Carpenter

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Next Space Rebels mixes Kerbal Space Program, full-motion video, and online activism

By Charlie Hall

Two Point Campus takes the Two Point Hospital formula to school

By Nicole Carpenter

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Watch Capcom’s press conference at E3 2021

By Chelsea Stark

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Why Sony isn’t at E3 2021

By Michael McWhertor

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How to watch the Halo Infinite multiplayer reveal stream

By Ryan Gilliam

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In Minute of Islands, it’s hard to be the chosen one

By Nicole Carpenter

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Tinykin looks like a Pikmin-inspired platformer for PC

By Michael McWhertor

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Icarus, the next game from DayZ creator Dean Hall, launches Aug. 11

By Charlie Hall

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Far: Changing Tides is a meditative side-scrolling adventure

By Charlie Hall

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Starfield: What we know about Bethesda’s next RPG

By Owen S. Good

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Square Enix Presents at E3 2021: The 5 biggest announcements

By Jeff Ramos and Jeffrey Parkin

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Babylon’s Fall from PlatinumGames is now a live-service game

By Austen Goslin

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Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin is a new action game from Team Ninja

By Michael McWhertor

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Life is Strange: True Colors shows the power of Alex’s empathy

By Nicole Carpenter

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Square Enix’s Guardians of the Galaxy game lets you be Star-Lord

By Nicole Carpenter

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Xbox and Bethesda at E3 2021: The 20 biggest announcements (and a mini fridge)

By Jeff Ramos and Jeffrey Parkin

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Xbox’s big bets are finally paying off

By Chris Plante

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You’ll be able to buy an actual Xbox Mini Fridge later this year

By Samit Sarkar

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Every Xbox Game Pass game announced at E3 2021

By Austen Goslin

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Redfall is a new vampire multiplayer shooter from Arkane Austin

By Austen Goslin
The Polygon video team, definitely at E3. They are standing in front of the LA Convention Center, and are not poorly but purposefully photoshopped there.
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Watch Xbox, Ubisoft, and more with Polygon on Twitch

By Simone de Rochefort

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Forza Horizon 5 makes a run for Mexico in November

By Owen S. Good