For anyone who knows their Jack Trettons from their Jeff Gerstmanns, or their terabyte drives from their Unreal Engines, E3 is the be-all end all for all of gaming's geeky greatness. Basically the video game Superbowl in terms of press coverage, it's an all-roads converging mega-conference, consisting of daily presentations from every major player in the business - all debuting footage of their most tantalising projects rolling out across the rest of the year. That's not to say there's not something worthwhile for your more average player or anyone who's genuinely just not that bothered about something like the ongoing graphics debacle surrounding Fallout 4 - anyone can tune in at literally any point across the week beginning June 14th and catch something they'll want to scream about from the rooftops. The most highly anticipated titles have already been covered in abundance (here's to Elder Scrolls VI getting a nod, despite Bethesda having a rather full plate right now) and there's a wealth of rumours circulating the internet about how something like Silent Hills might not be as dead as first thought. But, as everyone who's ever watched the internet-straining outpour of all things hype-fuelling will know, every E3 is always packed to the brim with surprises, and it's always fun trying to predict the craziest of the bunch.
