It’s June, and E3 2012 just got over! E3’s an event considered no smaller than the Mecca of gaming. This is the event where almost every game development studio in the world showed off what it was working on.With E3 2012 concluded, it would therefore almost be fair to presume the launch lineup of games in June would be a little light. Is it, though?Well, you can be the judge of that, as we’ve listed seven great games that will hit store shelves in June 2012 – the list includes everything from shooters, to stealth action, and third-person adventure – for consoles, PCs, and even the PlayStation Vita (read our review). InversionInversion is a third person shooter set in the near future where mankind in under attack by an unknown enemy called Lutadore. The...

E3 is all about showing off the best games you will be able to pick up in the near future for your gaming hardware. Usually the games shown off at the event are centered around three big names – Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft.This year however, we have seen five cool games being revealed for the mobile gaming platform, particularly for Nvidia’s Tegra 3 hardware that is powering most of this generation’s quad-core tablets and smartphones.Some popular devices powered by the Tegra 3 processor on which you will be able to play these games are the Asus Transformer Prime tablet, HTC One X (read our review), and the LG Optimus 4X HD.The Nvidia Tegra 3 games showcased at E3 2012 are:Dead TriggerDead Trigger is a first person shooter that will be available on the iOS and Android...

To call E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo) the biggest annual gaming event would be an understatement. This is the single place where the gaming industry exhibits the best they have to offer.Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft show off their best tech to attain the numero uno position as the biggest name in the gaming industry, and developers and publishers show off what software they have in store for gamers in the months to come.E3 2012 however has a special place in our hearts. We were hoping to see Sony and Microsoft give some details about their next gen hardware, which have been doing the rounds on the rumour mills in the past few months. (You can catch our PS4 coverage here and the Xbox 720 coverage here).Officially though, the only company that will show off some hardware info is...