On the fourth day of the videogame trade show in Los Angeles are going to conclude, at least here in Italy, given that California is still early afternoon: If you haven't read all of our 70 news we published, we try to tell you in short the most important news.

• All about -Microsoft has detailed all the news about achievement and announced the introduction of the challenges. Regarding the former, a lot more freedom and functionality to developers to increase the targets after the launch of the game and the opportunity to unlock significant content like maps and characters. As for the challenges, a kind of term activities that require commitment and perseverance but that return only the badge.
• Still movies for Ubisoft -Are already planning cinematografice films to Watch Dogs, Far Cry and the Rabbids. As usual, Ubisoft will have creative control over all and will deal with script, cast and locations for filming.
• Kojima-san top tip -Interviewed at E3 (though always on the run, as they tell us our sent locally), Hideo Kojima stated that the graphics of the title on the next-gen version will be even better than that seen in videos released in recent days in Los Angeles. In addition, there will be even less cutscene than usual.
• Quantum meet Alan Wake -Sam Lake, revealed that Quantum Break might have a connection with the story of Alan Wake, given that the title will have to deal with many different universes and time jumps. Not only that, there might be room for other protagonists of old glories Remedy.
• Rainbow 6 is only next gen -Xbox 360 and PS3 Farewell to Rainbow Six Patriots: the project has been moved completely on the next console. Despite the drastic choice, Ubisoft is sure that players are ultimately met.
• The cast of Final Fantasy XV -Square Enix has released any information about the characters of the 15th FF title: Noctis Lucis Caelum sociable, his best friend Gladiolus, the Ignis, the brave and exuberant and rude Prompto Cole (who, add us, is not to Gears of War).
• Faith in complete freedom – Frank Gibeau of Electronic Arts has stressed, and then confirmed, that the new Mirror's Edge is an action-adventure open-world: This means that we have freedom of action in the wandering in the great metropolis of the game.

See you tomorrow for another intense day of news directly from Los Angeles.