With just a month to go until E3 2015, we can't help but think about what big announcements are on the horizon. With so many publishers involved, and the health of console and PC gaming, the sky is the limit when it comes to what E3 can bring.
We decided to put together a list of 10 games we believe will be revealed at this year's E3. These games come from a variety of publishers for various platforms, and from studios that we know are currently working on an unannounced title. Soon, we'll find out just how accurate our predictions were.
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E3 Prediction: 10 Games We Expect To Be Announced At E3 2015
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Age of Empires 4 (Microsoft)
Microsoft has a new studio that is working on a "beloved strategy game franchise". The legendary Age of Empires immediately springs to mind. If so, this could be yet another PC/Xbox One release in the pipeline. -
Banjo Kazooie (Microsoft)
Rare Ltd. is working on something that Xbox Head Phil Spencer is proud of. The world is convinced it's either a Battletoads or Banjo Kazooie game. We happen to think it's the latter since the franchise has a larger reputation. -
Fallout 4 (Bethesda)
It's been five years since the last Fallout game. With Bethesda having scheduled its own press conference, we are convinced that Fallout 4 is going to be the star of its show. Rumor has it that it'll be revealed with a 20 to 30 minute gameplay trailer. -
God of War 4 (Sony)
A God of War 3 Remastered is arriving later this year, and Sony Santa Monica has been quiet for more than a year. Given how important the series has been for Sony, it would make sense if God of War 4 is announced with a 2016 release date. -
Gravity Rush 2 (Sony)
Gravity Rush is one of PS Vita's best games. Sadly, the handheld is so unpopular that the game never realized its sales potential. With a sequel confirmed, we're certain that it'll come to PS4 instead of PS Vita. -
Metroid Wii U (Nintendo)
As we look at the upcoming list of games for Wii U, it isn't so hot. You could boil it down to two major releases to end 2015, and one major release for 2015. There has to be something more, and Metroid would be a great fit to expand the system's library. -
Sleeping Dogs 2 (Square Enix)
Sleeping Dogs was one of the most surprisingly good games of the last generation. Its developer, United Front Games, is confirmed to be working on a new title. Expanding upon Sleeping Dogs' success would be a great idea. -
Splinter Cell (Ubisoft)
Splinter Cell games tend to release every three years. It's been two years since Splinter Cell: Blacklist, and Ubisoft Toronto has been working an unannounced game since Far Cry 4 came out. Splinter Cell would be a great fit for its 2016 arsenal. -
Titanfall 2 (Electronic Arts)
Titanfall sold well and a sequel has been confirmed to be in development. EA has a hot new IP in its hands, and there's a good chance it'll take advantage of it to muffle the hype of Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 at this E3. -
Watch Dogs 2 (Ubisoft)
Similar to Titanfall, Watch Dogs is a new IP that has secured itself as a long-term franchise. It's been more than a year since Watch Dogs released, and it'd be shocking if its sequel isn't debuted with an early 2016 release window. -
Honorable Mentions
Battletoads
rnCrash Bandicoot Remastered
rnCyberpunk 2077
rnGuerrilla Games RPG
rnHitman
rnHorizon
rnNeed for Speed
rnNi No Kuni 2
rnPlants vs Zombies 2
rnRed Dead Redemption 2
rnResident Evil 7
rnThe Last Guardian
