Fully Charged: The Legend of Zelda for Wii U is vast and beautiful, new Doom game teased, and Google’s big satellite acquisition
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Apps and Games
Destiny (alpha release): First Play
Destiny’s alpha will launch on PS4 on Thursday June 12, but we got the chance to give it a play ahead of E3. And we’ve got hands-on video footage too…
Xbox at E3 2014: Five exclusive titles that could turn the tide
Microsoft brought games, games, and even more games to LA this year. Here’s our pick of the best exclusives to tantalise your trigger fingers
PlayStation at E3 2014: Six things from Sony’s PS4 event that you need to see
We’ve got all the best bits of software and hardware from Sony’s moment in the spotlight
Fully Charged: Grand Theft Auto 5 for PS4, XB1, and PC, Facebook’s accidental Slingshot launch, and SteelSeries’ eye-tracking gaming device
An morning mash-up of hot news from all around the tech universe
Fully Charged: Xbox One’s Kinect-less power boost, in-flight Wi-Fi expanding across Europe, and World Cup stadiums explorable in Google Maps
Get caught up on the latest tech news with our morning roundup
iOS 8: The winners and the losers
While iOS 8 will be a godsend for some app makers and devs, others will be looking at its feature set and cursing their luck
Fully Charged: Sony’s Xperia T3 announced, the plastic HTC One (E8) launches soon, and Batman: Arkham Knight slips into 2015
New phones, the Dark Knight, and crowdfunding lead our morning roundup of hot tech news
The Evil Within: First Play preview
Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami’s new game is drenched in blood and creepy as hell. What, you were expecting fluffy bunnies?
Fully Charged: Star Wars: Episode VII set photos leak, Forza Horizon 2 revealed, and the amazing suitcase scooter
After yesterday’s WWDC barrage, here are some stories that have nothing to do with Apple
Mortal Kombat X out in 2015 for platforms old and new
Check out the first trailer for the online multiplayer-centric entry
App of the week: Monument Valley review
Immerse yourself in a beautiful world of impossible architecture, guiding a silent princess to an unknown and mysterious goal
