 Linus Tech Tips coverage of E3 2014 is brought to you by HyperX Fury Series high performance SSDs, the Corsair Vengeance K70 and K90 RGB mechanical keyboards, and NCIX.com, our trusted retailer for high performance gaming PCs. Alright guys, E3 is wrapping up. I wanted to cover our kind of top five in no particular order announcements of what happened at E3. Honestly, the top announcement for me was GTA V. Now this is in terms of gaming. GTA V is really interesting. I'm surprised it's about a year after the original release of the game. I don't know why they needed this much time, although I hope it was performance optimization. I know GTA IV did not run very well when it was first released. Another thing is I hope that Ice Enhance, or IC Enhance, I'm not entirely sure how to pronounce that, makes another mod for GTA V, and I hope GTA V is heavily moddable. GTA IV looked amazing with this mod, and I really hope it comes to GTA V. Next up is the Zelda announcement. Absolutely amazing. I could fill this entire video with just Nintendo announcements, but I'm not going to. It's an open world Zelda game honing back to the origins of the Legend of Zelda, being able to just explore and travel around and experience the world. Some Zelda games we've seen are fairly linear, and even Wind Waker HD, or just Wind Waker, is it's a lot of water and then a lot of islands where there's one entry and one exit point. Not a ton of exploration, that's something they're going to change for Legend of Zelda. I highly recommend you check out the official Nintendo video just to see how beautiful this game looks. Nintendo Wii U is not necessarily the strongest platform, but they're optimizing the art style of these games to run very well on it, and it's very interesting to see. Next was Dead Rising 3 coming to PC, which I was super excited about until I realized that they were frame capping it at 30 FPS. What are you guys doing? There's an ability to take that frame cap off, but they're straight up like, yeah, you're going to have problems, it's going to break the game. What, how is this possibly still an issue? I can't believe we're having these problems. If you're, if you think that's okay, I'd highly recommend checking out Linus's Tech Quickie video on refresh rates, just so you can realize how kind of crap that actually is. Next is Rise of the Tomb Raider. I actually really liked the new Tomb Raider game, I really liked the art style, and I really like how they made the character actually have emotions and not just boobs. It's actually pretty interesting, and this game is going to be set all across the world, and they're going to home back to the original games where you're actually going to be having a focus on exploration of tombs, and I'm going to be releasing the game in the next few weeks. So, I'm really excited to see this game continue forward. And last we have Halo Master Chief Edition. This is on the Xbox, I know, but I was a huge fan of Halo 1 and 2, so I had to cover this one. They're remastering all the old games, well, all, all, as in 1, 2, 3, and 4, and they're going to be releasing them all on one disc. It'll be 1080p, 60 FPS, and it does actually look pretty good if you check them out online somewhere. It's going to be interesting because they're keeping all the old mechanics, as for instance, in Halo 1, the pistol will be super, super overpowered. That's great. I'm excited to go play Blood Gulch and cat people in the head with a normal pistol. And you'll be able to matchmake randomly for any of the games. So, you'll be able to matchmake random and get queued for Halo 1, 2, 3, and 4 maps all at the same time. I actually think that's fairly interesting. Still don't know if it's going to be enough to get me to get an Xbox. Probably not, but either way, it's a pretty cool announcement. Thanks for watching our E3 coverage. If you want to see all the rest of our coverage, considering this is probably the last video, just subscribe to Line of Sectives anyways. We'll see you guys next time. Thanks for watching, and thanks to HyperX, Corsair, and NCX for sending us here this year. We wouldn't have been able to see any of the stuff at E3 if it wasn't for them. So thanks a ton. I'll see you guys next time.