Marine Sharpshooter 3

Marine Sharpshooter 3 is the third game in the L.A. Noire series, and is due for release on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in late 2012.

Created by the original lead designer of L.A. Noire, Simeon Tomlinson, and features an all-new storyline and a story that focuses on detective Cole Phelps in 1947 Los Angeles. This latest iteration of the L.A. Noire franchise is powered by Rockstar Games’ Rockstar North Engine, and features a full-featured next generation system in the form of PhysX, motion capture and more.

It is yet unclear whether the third L.A. Noire game will make use of Rockstar’s new proprietary PhysX engine, which will power the game. According to the developer, it has been "built from the ground up and features new story and interactive events that can create and transport players into a world of visceral interrogation and surprise."

Released in 2005 for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox, InFamous puts players in the shoes of Cole MacGrath after he is framed for a crime and thrown into an alternate version of Seattle. The game was praised for its visuals and how it looked as well as its use of physics.

InFamous features "some of the most realistic particle effects" in video game history, featuring up to 70 and so many other advanced particle effects, including fire, smoke, car smoke, and explosions.

"Some of the most advanced particle effects in the history of video games have been implemented and worked into a game and thus have been executed perfectly, as is the case with every aspect of every video game," said Philip Jansen, creative director at Infamous developer Sucker Punch Productions. "Their use of dynamic particle physics has allowed us to push even further than we could with just three or four different particle effects, and to hit that lightning fast and then to make it look even better than it was."

Sucker Punch worked on the third-person action game Sunset Overdrive, which will release on the Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

Sucker Punch's new game is called Ghost of Tsushima, and it is inspired by Japanese history, with a gorgeous, open-world. It will also feature stealth elements and blood-red hair-like armor and weapon accessories, along with a much more comic-book-like look. The developers noted that, unlike other games of the last generation, it is also being made from a very high budget. "It's all going to be done in the spirit of Ghost of Tsushima," said Sucker Punch, "and while it's probably not going to be a super-realistic game, we definitely have a heavy dose of Hollywood cinema like previous Sly Cooper games."

The first gameplay footage of Ghost of Tsushima showed off a much more gritty, western style of gameplay than its predecessors, with a lot of stealth elements.

Ghost of Tsushima is an open-world game with a focus on exploration, with players able to use all sorts of tools and items to help them stay alive. The Mongols are dangerous, Mongol archers are deadly, and it's up to Jin to take them down and get home. The hero Jin moves slower than we've seen in the Sly Cooper games, so players will be able to sneak up on enemies undetected.

The other gameplay footage showed off the multiplayer mode known as Legends. This mode will allow players to team up in groups and let players join in or battle with other players. There will be various special abilities and abilities players can unlock as they progress.

You can watch the gameplay footage of Ghost of Tsushima and some of the new additions to the franchise here.

Another new feature coming to Ghost of Tsushima is photo mode, allowing players to take a close-up of their characters in the game. There will also be a new photo mode in Legends that lets players capture their favorite moments from the game.

Ghost of Tsushima launches for PS4 on July 17.

This multiplayer mode has a more open feel to it. Players will be able to explore the environment freely, while also learning more about their opponents.

Ghost of Tsushima's single-player mode will also have a similar feel to that of the multiplayer mode, but with a cinematic flair.

Sucker Punch Productions recently showed off the game's story mode in a new trailer. It will be in a variety of theaters, and the development team has been able to keep a close eye on the story.

Sucker Punch also confirmed that the co-op mode will be an exclusive for the PS4 version of the game.

The Last of Us Part II launches on June 19 for the PS4. The game has not been delayed yet, but it does still have a release date.

One of the most anticipated games of E3 2016 is Square Enix's Final Fantasy XV.