Die-Hard Gamer's Post-E3 Coverage

     E3 has come and gone and as expected there's a lot of talk about who won, who lost, what game won which throw away award, and of course how system X will dominate system Y. Instead of joining the circus, Die-Hard Gamer is simply going to post our own impressions and let you make the call. Granted we will throw in a little bias here and there - we wouldn't be press if we didn't do that (hehe...) - but giving away awards to an early demo or worse yet a trailer just doesn't sit well with us. Honestly, we don't think you really care too much for that either, so here are the hands-on impressions:

Preview:  Gears of War
     If we did the whole "game of the show" thing, Gears of War could very well be it. For those of you that discounted Gears of War as just a prettier version of Halo, you'll be surprised to find out just how different from Halo Gears of War actually is. WFROSE has the hands-on preview.
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[5/21/2006 ◊ By WFROSE]

Preview:  Sonic Wild Fire
     Pretty much out of nowhere, Sega surprised those lucky enough to play the Wii with a demo that was not only the prettiest Wii game around, but also might turn out to be the first exceptionally good Sonic title since the hedgehog's 16-bit days.
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[5/21/2006 ◊ By WFROSE]

Preview:  Too Human
     Both Microsoft and Silicon Knights think enough of their new game to announce that it is part one of a trilogy of upcoming games. Is Too Human destined to be one of the next big video game trilogies or is it the next Advent Rising?
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[5/19/2006 ◊ By Hunter]

Preview:  Excite Truck
     One of the first games shown for the Nintendo Wii is a remake/sequel of one of their most known and favorite 8-bit offerings. So how much of a difference does the Wii controller make to the classic play mechanics?
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[5/18/2006 ◊ By Hunter]

Feature:  PlayStation 3 Hands-On Impressions
     The PlayStation 3 was probably the thing we wanted to get our hands on the most prior to E3, but how good was it in the end? Did the demos surpass what we've seen already on the Xbox 360 or simply meet them? And why does Sony have to steal everyone's ideas anyway...?
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[5/17/2006 ◊ By Hunter]