Presenting E204, which contains Edge’s review of E3 2009 and the technology that will define the next generation of games, due in UK shops on July 3.

Subscribers are receiving their copies right now, featuring a spectacular alternative cover of No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle. We visited Tokyo-based Grasshopper Manufacture to talk with Suda 51 about his plan for Travis Touchdown’s return and the game’s future on Wii.

Subscribers will receive this special alternative cover

The bulk of the magazine features in-depth reports on the games of E3, though, along with an interview with Peter Molyneux about Milo And Kate, the Natal-powered game that puts his comment to us in our E200 feature about what games would look like in 2016 into perspective. “I think there’s going to be a new franchise, and that franchise will redefine the way we play computer games,” he told us, and perhaps Milo And Kate is what he was talking about.

Elsewhere, we meet Brutal Legend and Day Of The Tentacle creator Tim Schafer to talk about his history and future in videogames, Tigon Studios’ Ian Stevens to talk about the problem with licensed games and the creators of iPhone game favourite Zen Bound.

Reviewed: Prototype, ArmA 2, Monster Hunter Freedom Unite, The Conduit, Battlefield 1943: Pacfic, Indiana Jones And The Staff Of Kings, Overlord II, Call Of Juarez: Bound In Blood, Fight Night: Round 4, Red Faction Guerrilla, Killing Floor, Prinny: Can I Really Be The Hero, Another Code R, Bonsai Barber

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