Host Kevin VanOrd and the GameSpot crew react in real time to Microsoft's big Xbox One news before launching into their yearly E3 tirade.

Jess gives you the run down on our favourite games at E3 2013, from Battlefield 4 and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt to Fantasia: Music Evolved.

Jess continues our E3 2013 Highlights series by rounding up the publishers who we thought knocked it out of the park this year!

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII Changes up the formula of Final Fantasy XIII.

Grab your creepy clown masks! Game director David Goldfarb joins Danny to close off GameSpot's E3 stage show with a look at PayDay 2.

Earth Defense Force 2025 looks to be the most dire and action packed game in the series.

More crazy gameplay from the E3 2013 Stage Show with Saint's Row IV!

Chris Watters kicks off day 3 with Bethesda's Evil Within at the E3 2013 Stage Show!

The writing of Matt and Trey shines through in The Stick of Truth, but the crude humour isn't for everyone.

With Dark Souls II and Tekken Revolution, Bandai Namco has an impressive E3 lineup. But it isn't all good news.

Suda 51's newest project is a bizarre mix of intense action and awkward dating sim.

Blacklist strays a bit from the formula of prior Splinter Cell games to bring more action to the table.

Rayman legends finally comes to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, making the fantastic Rayman Origins look shabby by comparison.

Check out this trailer from E3 2013 for the Killer is Dead.

Hold onto your heads! Creative director Gavin Moore joins Cam to show off Puppeteer, an upcoming, scissor-cutting, head-swapping side scroller for the PlayStation 3.

Martin and Mark talk about one of Obsidian's more left field projects.

Can't get enough of video game dogs? Then join Cam as he's joined by Neil Druckman and Bruce Straley from Naughty Dog to talk about the SCIENCE of The Last of Us.

Dan and Jess discuss how The Walking Dead: 400 Days will bridge the gap between Seasons 1 and 2.

Tom and Johnathan talk about how developer Techland are adding parkour gameplay to their zombie survival horror game.

Dan and Jonathan discuss how Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z softens up the action that Ninja Gaiden fans love.