Despite having quite a few games with messy launches (to put it lightly), their past year was still strong. The questions here became whether they’d be able to top themselves . . . and also when we’re getting our hands on The Division.

This October will see the release of Star Trek #50, marking one of the longest-running Star Trek comic-book series by any publisher. Mike Johnson continues his stint with this special anniversary issue that kicks off an epic, three-part adventure that will introduce the classic “Mirror/Mirror” storyline into the new film-based universe. Issue #50 will also boast additional bonus content, including behind-the-scenes looks at the entire 50-issue run, along with hints about where the series is going. It will all be surrounded by a gorgeous wraparound cover by series artist Tony Shasteen.

EA had a trio of massive titles to unleash on gamers this year, but unfortunately, their delivery wasn’t all that entertaining to watch. . .

Microsoft took the stage this year repeating the same strategy they used last year – games, games, and more games – hoping it would bring them the same success that it did before.

Sorry it’s been awhile since I’ve had one of these. I haven’t had a good idea in a while. This one was suggested to me, and it’s kind of hard to explain. Basically, this is a list of songs that when you hear them you go “Oh yeah, that’s that song from [fill in the blank]”. I think you’ll get it once you see the list.

Apparently this week a big crew of wrestlers from Fighting Spirit Wrestling came down from Brooklyn, so we got to see some new faces and get in some new matchups. Trooper Audubon opened up his home to the Vatican for the Pope’s visit, and as such the Dojo Wars Grand Prix Trial Series Jack Tunney Memorial Invitational Open Challenge is currently suspended. Only in wrestling does that sentence make any sense.

Bethesda’s first time on their own E3 stage put a little pressure on them, but they brought along more than enough big freaking guns to make it fantastic.