10 games fans were looking forward to but were absent at E3 2018

The annual Electronics Entertainment Expo event, or E3 for short, is always a place where exciting announcements about blockbuster titles are brought to gamers, and 2018 is no exception. Fans get a chance to see previously announced names like Spider-Man, Anthem, and The Division 2. Of course, developers and publishers also use this hugely popular event to bring the show. make announcements and surprise people with new game trailers like Halo: Infinite or The Elder Scrolls 6, even when they don’t give a lot of details.

Unfortunately, a lot of the rumors before E3 got fans talking and made them look forward to certain games that will be available during the occasion. Here are the 10 most talked about games that didn’t appear.

Splinter Cell

Recently, the Walmart Canada chain of stores has leaked its retail list, and it has the name Splinter Cell 5 or Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell 2018, leaving fans longing and waiting. However, as we all know, Ubisoft did not introduce a stealth action game at all, leaving gamers both confused and disappointed. When asked about this, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot refused to say if a new game was in development, but did confirm that the company would definitely return to the series. Right now, they have nothing to share with everyone.

Square Enix’s Avengers game project

One of the most surprising announcements during last year’s E3 was Square Enix’s announcement of a partnership with Marvel to develop an Avengers game, other than that we don’t know much else about the project. And now, over a year in the making, many fans believe that Crystal Dynamics and Square Enix will finally show off this new game. But unfortunately, this year’s Square Enix big names are Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Just Cause 4, Kingdom Hearts 3 and some other games.

Rocksteady’s Next Game

This may be the most talked about name before E3. After release Batman: Arkham Knight In 2015, the studio confirmed they would be putting the Arkham series aside for a while and have since been pretty tight-lipped about their next projects. Rumors have surfaced about another character to fill the void, from the Justice League to the Silver Age version of Batman. But most of the rumors are about a Superman-focused game, so much so that fans are hoping it will be announced at E3 this year.

To everyone’s hangover and then extreme disappointment, Rocksteady Studios’ Sefton Hill had to deliver a message of its absence. The developers appreciate the fan’s passion, but the game isn’t ready yet.

Metroid Game 4

After Nintendo’s announcement at E3 last year, many fans believed that Samus would finally have a long-awaited debut. Strictly speaking, she did appear, but inside Super Smash Bros. Ultimate rather than Metroid Prime 4 as expected.

As it turns out, even though the game is still in development, Nintendo only wants to use E3 to showcase games that are about a year away from release, not long-term projects.

Mortal Kombat 11

After being founded in 2010, NetherRealm Studios followed a specific pattern of releasing and announcing new titles, and alternating the two series. Mortal Kombat and Injustice together. So many people believe that this year will be their turn Mortal Kombat 11but in the end the studio broke this rule, and also the hopes of the fans.

With the game title Injustice 2 has been released full of DLC, many people believe that they will see the game part Mortal Kombat new via a flashy trailer, and will finally be released in Spring 2019. However, this year Ed Boon was at the event with no announcement at all.

Final Fantasy 7 Remake

Game series Final Fantasy well known for its time consuming development cycle, but FF7 Remake is an exception. Since it was announced by Sony at E3 2015, this much-anticipated game has been pretty tight-lipped, and of course worried a lot of fans, but Square Enix has always provided just enough information to put them at ease. heart.

And 3 years later, many people believe that this Remake is finally ready to see the limelight at Sony’s press conference, but unfortunately, the whole event passed without an announcement or information about it. Final Fantasy 7 Remake chief.

BioShock

Last appeared in 2013 with blockbuster BioShock: Infinite, this beloved FPS series has been absent for quite some time without any news at all. And unfortunately, the longtime developer, Irrational Games, underwent a substantial rebuild in 2014, leaving the series’ fate uncertain. Although 2K has stated that the series is still continuing under the leadership of a new studio, no other information has been revealed.

Fans have begun speculating where the series will go, and many believe Ken Levine and his new studio Ghost Story Games will be the destination. Former designer and co-producer of BioShockShawn Elliot is also another name, when he has returned to 2K and is spending time on a project that many believe is a game title. BioShock new.

Skate 4

The return of the skateboarding series Skate has been rumored for quite some time now, largely thanks to Walmart’s leaked sales listings. It all started in 2017 when EA’s community manager posted a Twitter post with #Skate4, to excite and ultimately disappoint fans when there was no official announcement in the same year. Excitement was once again aroused when the name Skate 4 appeared on Webhallen’s retail listing in Sweden, giving fans hope that the game would return. And of course for two years in a row, we still haven’t seen a trace of it.

However, not all hope is lost, because fans can still show off their skateboarding skills in the game Session will be released in 2019.

Bloodborne 2

Although FROM Software has introduced a new game Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice at E3, it wasn’t exactly the name many were expecting. Ahead of the event, many rumors suggest that Sony is preparing an announcement Bloodborne 2a game with style Souls Released exclusively for PS4.

As we all know, Sony mainly released four big names and introduced trailers of a few other games like the Remake Resident Evil 2 and Nioh 2. In fact, many of the names on the list were rumored to never appear, leaving fans wondering if the sequel to Bloodborne Is it even in development?

Borderlands 3

With the defeat of the MOBA-style shooter in 2017, Gearbox quickly returned to the beloved shooter-looter series. Borderlands. CEO Randy Pitchford two years ago announced the new game was in development, but the studio only started at the end of 2017.

Even so, fans are still hoping to see a trailer or something at E3 2018, with details about character classes, locations and of course loot. But unfortunately, fans have to wait longer because the CEO of Take-Two has hinted that the game could be delayed until financial 2020.

Epilogue: While many of the games on this list are sure to be released, fans are still wondering exactly when. With more gaming events to come in 2018, there’s a good chance there will be more surprises waiting at GamesCom, Paris Games Week or something later this year.

According to GameRant