The religious successor to BioShock looks

Borderlands captured our hearts with an at-the-time Diablo 4 Boosting specific art style and super multiplayer looting, and the sequel looks to expand on all that. Borderlands 2 is bringing larger and better missions, outlandish enemy mechanics and extra insanity. To be honest, we have been absolutely sold after one have a look at the 'Gunzerker' elegance.

Snowstorm always takes their time with every installment of their few IPs and this one's had us waiting over a decade, but they are usually really worth the wait. After toying with the Diablo three beta in 2011, we sit up for getting our arms on the overall model to revel in some conventional multiplayer hack-and-reduce dungeon crawling.

The religious successor to BioShock looks to take the collection to new heights - actually. Whether it's the acute story of political dissent and American exceptionalism, the physics-bending fight or the visually mind-blowing blimp city, BioShock endless goes to be a deal with to see. And given Irrational's pedigree - and an outstanding E3 demo - we'll bet playing it will be worthwhile too.

Inside the fingers of a new developer, the next installment in the most important Halo series brings back franchise poster boy master leader with a few upgrades and adjustments. As a sequence with consistently surprising multiplayer, can 343 bring us a single-player marketing campaign compelling and specific enough to compete with the industry's Diablo IV Boosting different top shooters? We hope so and can't wait to find out with Halo 4.