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Late Monday night, our E3 team got together to talk about the press conferences, what they saw, and what they thought. Now you can listen in and see if you agree or disagree. There's discussion of the pressers, late night rambling, and more in this episode of the GameFront preGAME Podcast from E3! Our team on this preGAME Podcast is: Phil Hornshaw, Senior Editor Follow him on Twitter! Mitchell Saltzman, Video Producer Follow him on Twitter! Phil Owen, GameFront Contributor Follow him on Twitter! Ross Lincoln, Senior Editor, Comics & Cosplay at The Escapist Follow him on Twitter!

Patience, Child of Bhaal.

And it's pretty good, I guess.

It's a beauty.

I feel like I've been waiting for this game for ages. Maybe it's just because THQ always has a giant puffy Space Marine statue at E3. Or maybe it's because Warhammer invented the 'Space Soldiers In Puffy Armor' genre of games. Or maybe it's because the game series has successfully managed to make the transition from table top die cast toys to video games. Or maybe it's because I AM WAAAAARRRR. Cough. Anyway, here's that video. Download Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine - Cinematic Trailer

These masters of the undead return with some new tricks in Guild Wars 2

For those who don't have both a PC and an Xbox 360, choosing which version of Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath is easy. If you do own both then there's a lot more to consider. If it's not the matter of whether you can navigate better with a keyboard and mouse or prefer the Xbox 360 controller, you have to do some investigating of the control system used in each version of the game to decide what you're better off with. ChannelFlip has a video review of the Xbox 360 version of C&C3: Kane's Wrath to help you solidify your position. Dead, alive, dead, alive… Today we are looking at Command & Conquer 3: Kane’s Wrath for 360, another installment in the popular RTS series. This one’s sure to spark off the age old debate about PC vs Console RTS, but make sure you take a look first, as Kane’s Wrath does bring some good things to the table, and the control system has to be one of the best console implementations around.

There's a video review of the single-player storyline for Battlefield: Bad Company available on ChannelFlip. I know most gamers don't buy Bad Company for the single player experience. For those days when your friends are all busy doing something productive with their lives, or you finally reach your breaking point and get fracked off with all the noobs online; there is a single-player option. Form up you maggots! Are you getting tired of the same old FPS cliches being trotted out time after time? Well fear not: in Bad Company, the Battlefield experts have turned their hand to creating a single-player campaign which offers a refreshing and high quality take on the genre with great graphics, an interesting plot and non-cringeworthy script, and of course decent gun play to boot. Oh yeah, and the best damn soundtrack ever. Check it out!