James’ Top 5 E3 Picks For 2014

Although I am a bit saddened that Rocksteady has delayed the final entry of the Arkham series. Although it is delayed we got to see gameplay of the Batmobile in action and I have to say, I want to be the Dark Knight now more than ever.

If you want more Batman action you can pre-order the game to play as Harley Quinn. For those getting the game on Playstation 4, there is an exclusive mission set where players can play as The Scarecrow.

Last year, Nintendo said E3 2014 would contain news of the upcoming Wii U entry of the series. It's here and I could not be more impressed with the small glimpse we got.

In the art style of Skyward Sword and the possibility of an open world to explore the many secrets of Hyrule, We look forward to what's to come in 2015 when this new legend is told.

This neat little set contain all four Halo games that star the Master Chief, Spartan-117 getting the next generation of gamers ready for the upcoming Halo 5: Guardians.

The Master Chief Collection will give Halo 2 the 10 year anniversary treatment, by upgrading its graphics to Xbox One standards. Not only that but mulitplayer will be coming back featuring maps from all 4 Halo titles and making Forge Mode available for the maps from Halo 2, 3 and 4.

This E3 we have had some excellent news regarding the next entry in the fighting series. From Pac-Man to fighting with your Mii and the strange new amiibo accessory that allows the character statue to join the fray.

What is disapointing however is the Nintendo 3DS entry. Although we can expect the Wii U and 3DS to have the same fighters with different stages, the push back on the handheld counterpart is a bit of downer.

The 3DS entry was originally scheduled to hit this summer and is now pushed back to October.

In the meantime check out the showdown between Nintendo President Satoru Iwata and Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime.

The fifth entry of the Metal Gear Solid Saga came in swinging hard with an epic song that reflects the emotions of Big Boss and the tone of the story.

With each Metal Gear entry Kojima would always come out stating that it was 'his last one' Well if Kojima truly wishes to retire after this one, he might just leave on a high note.