{“player”:{“description”:”There’s a lot to process here.”,”image”:”https://www.consultores-tic.com/contenido/uploads/2017/06/beyond-good-and-evil-2-first-details-ubisoft-e3-0.jpg”,”mediaid”:”xVnZ5xB03g”,”preload”:false,”title”:”beyond good and evil 2″,”sources”:[{“file”:”https://vdist.aws.mashable.com/cms/2017/6/31a8d564-7fff-3f7a/hls.m3u8″},{“file”:”https://vdist.aws.mashable.com/cms/2017/6/31a8d564-7fff-3f7a/dash.mpd”},{“file”:”https://vdist.aws.mashable.com/cms/2017/6/31a8d564-7fff-3f7a/mp4/1080.mp4″},{“file”:”https://vdist.aws.mashable.com/cms/2017/6/31a8d564-7fff-3f7a/mp4/720.mp4″},{“file”:”https://vdist.aws.mashable.com/cms/2017/6/31a8d564-7fff-3f7a/mp4/480.mp4″}]},”options”:{“disableAds”:false,”disableSharing”:false,”embedUrl”:”http://mashable.com/videos/blueprint:xVnZ5xB03g/embed/?player=offsite”,”standaloneUrl”:null,”post”:{“url”:”http://mashable.com/2017/06/14/beyond-good-and-evil-2-first-details-ubisoft-e3/”,”date”:”2017-06-15T01:00:00.000Z”,”bp_id”:48725,”wp_id”:null}},”advertising”:{“params”:{“keywords”:”entertainment,gaming,ubisoft,e3 2017,beyond good and evil 2″,”sec0″:null,”sec1″:””,”prc”:””}},”analytics”:{“labels”:”entertainment,gaming,ubisoft,e3 2017,beyond good and evil 2″,”videoSeriesName”:null}} Beyond Good and Evil 2 is real. But what does that even mean? More than you might think, based on Ubisoft’s decision to reveal it with little more than a trailer and a sign-up program.

In the right light, Nintendo’s much-anticipated new Mario game Super Mario Odyssey is very disturbing.  In the freshly-revealed gameplay released at this week’s E3, fans finally got to see the mechanics and features of a game they had only seen bits and pieces of since it was announced last winter. And while it looks great

The absolutely gorgeous game developed by Level-5 in association with Studio Ghibli, Ni No Kuni, is getting a sequel, and it’s coming with some changes. But not everyone is super into the idea of them yet.  On the E3 showfloor this week, I played a slice of Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom. The demo

Just to let you know, if you buy something featured here, Mashable might earn an affiliate commission. So you’ve got yourself a Switch, and already tested out half of the new Nintendo games on the shelf. Now what? Time to up the ante. Docked or handheld, on a couch or in the backseat of a