Just revealed at the Sony PlayStation Experience keynote, Enter the Gungeon is a brand new gunfighting dungeon crawler coming in 2015 to PlayStation4, PC, Mac and Linux from the gun-slinging warlocks of Devolver Digital and the dodge-rolling masters at development studio Dodge Roll.

Take on the role of one of several Gungeoneers, each haunted by their past and looking for a brighter tomorrow, as you Enter the Gungeon. Set your sights on the Cult of the Gundead as you blast through hand-designed chambers of the Gungeon’s constantly evolving labyrinth of firepower.

Seek out the one gun above all other guns – the gun that can kill the past – while exploring and unlocking a variety of fantastical weapons that unleash everything from missiles, lasers and cannonballs to bizarrely effect a volley of rainbows, fish, foam darts and bees.  We’re going to write that sentence again so that you can say it out loud, slowly:
…a volley of rainbows, fish, foam darts and bees.

Enter the Gungeon is scheduled for release in 2015 for PC and Playstation 4. Learn more about the game at http://www.enterthegungeon.com

 Whether a new player or a veteran, Auraxian soldiers can now easily pursue multi-tiered goals and rewards to elevate (and show off!) their in-game expertise…

New Directives will be added frequently. More details and specifics on the system can be found on the Roadmap

The  PlanetSide 2 Directives system includes:

• Showcase Your Honors – Build up your Directive Score and show off your prowess with others!
• Ramp Up Stats – Earn points with each Directive Tier completion (5 per Directive Tree)
• Build Your Arsenal – Obtain exclusive Auraxium prestige weapons and appearance items upon each Directive Tree completion
• Choose Your Direction – Directives reinforce all roles available in game; from aircraft to tanks to grunts to generals, there are options for every soldier!

Learn more and play for free at http://www.planetside2.com/

For a variety of reasons, PC versions tend to look and perform better. Additionally, demoing games for 15 hours straight on a console can lead to some heat issues. By going with the PC version, a developer can ensure a smooth show experience for all parties involved.

It should come as no surprise then that many of the cross-platform games shown at E3 2014 are secretly running on PC. One such example of this practice was Batman: Arkham Knight.

When asked about the platform in which the game was running, Rocksteady’s Dax Ginn confirmed (during Gamespot’s E3 livestream, head over at 4:37:00 mark):

“This is the PC build.”

So there you have it everyone. One of the most anticipated games that amazed pretty much all gamers during Sony’s conference was running on the PC (which means that the console builds may not look or run as sexy as this one).

PC Master Race members will likely remember Microsoft’s Nvidia  GTX powered Xbox One kiosk during last year’s E3. It’s nothing new, but for PC gamers, it’s always slightly pleasing to hear.

You can pre-order Batman: Arkham Knight on Amazon.com right now. The game is scheduled for a 2015 release.

RockPaperShotgun has an exclusive interview with Dave Georgeson regarding EQ Next and Landmark. One of the most interesting ideas coming out of the interview is that SOE is no longer content with simply one EQ universe. They would prefer thousands of unique player created worlds while at the same time offering a professionally created experience in the form of EQ Next.

Interesting concept, but can both ideas coexist independently while also sharing a market sector with their Everquest and Everquest 2 siblings? 2014 should be an interesting year.

Dave Georgeson, the always smiling and charismatic  lead for Everquest Next teased us for a possible announcement regarding the game. The tweet  “11 11 11 11″ lead many to speculate that an big announcement was forthcoming on 11/11 at 11:11am (or pm). What happens tomorrow at either 11s will hopefully be very interesting for news starved Everquest fans.