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Given starters' orders for a spring 2014 launch, "Mario Kart 8" blends advancements made in "Mario Kart Wii" and the 3DS's "Mario Kart 8" with tricks from a couple of other recent kart racers.
The latest version of this long-running franchise lets gamers play cops and racers.
Given pride of place at the Electronic Arts E3 presentation on June 10, a multiplayer stage from "Battlefield 4" showcased the game's Shanghai level, with multiplayer antics underground and atop a skyscraper.
The first fruit of Electronic Arts' licensing deal with Disney appears to be an all-action "Star Wars: Battlefront," which received a 30-second teaser at the publisher's Electronic Entertainment Expo show on June 10.
Unveiled as a surprise announcement at Sony's Electronic Entertainment Expo presentation, "Mad Max" promises a vehicle-based wasteland in which to take on post-apocalyptic bandit gangs, targeting Xbox One, 360, PS3, PS4 and PC in 2014.
"Call of Duty" creator Vince Zampella stepped onto the stage at E3's Microsoft and Electronic Arts conferences on June 10, introducing extended gameplay videos from his new studio's first game, "Titanfall."
"Pro Evolution Soccer 2014" has announced six new features in advance of Konami's Pre-E3 Show on June 6, and provisional cover art that showcases Champions League winners Bayern Munich.
The Humble Bundle's new name-your-price weekly sale, ending Thursday, June 6, features Mac and Windows games based on "Back To The Future," "Wallace & Gromit" and "The Walking Dead."
The first video for "Pro Evolution Soccer 2014" teases a full showing at a special June 6 event held by publisher Konami and is a predominantly black and white effort, with flashes of fancy footwork and passionate crowd, inviting us to imagine an overhauled PES in all its glory.
With soccer management game "Football Manager 2013" confirmed as the series' best seller, Sports Interactive director Miles Jacobson announced that its 2014 edition will be released on Linux as well as Windows and Mac.
"Scrolls," the sophomore effort from "Minecraft" developer Mojang, will be released for Windows and Mac OS X on June 3, with a launch trailer to whet appetites until then.
Vehicular-based activities abound as no-good drifter Trevor and car requisitionist Franklin get on the wrong side of the law, and a submersible stumbles upon a sunken wreck in the latest "Grand Theft Auto V" images.
With race tracks split across a number of devices, and announced during the Google I/O conference, slot car game "Chrome Racer" is a showcase for the Chrome web browser on mobiles and tablets.
"We actually do have a PlayStation 4 version on mind," "Gran Turismo 6" director Kazunori Yamauchi told journalists at the game's announcement, before confirming that a PlayStation 3 version was the one set for this holiday season.
