June is now behind us and we can say it was a pretty busy month and we mostly have to thanks Ghost_Deus and Miguel for their awesome work at E3. Not only did you get to see some direct feed footage of almost all June releases, but you also were given the best off-screen videos live from Los Angeles and it wouldn't have been possible of it weren't for them and their team. The next big event will take place in Germany at the end of August and Gamersyde will also be there to make sure you can have proper footage of all the games showcased there. Until then, enjoy your holidays if you're lucky enough to have some.

We think we've just played what seems to be one of the worst games ever released on this generation of consoles. Ride to Hell: Retribution is a total disaster, from the moto bike sequences which take away the little fun they could have had by transforming a potential Road Rash experience into a series of boring QTE, to the broken combat mechanics, everything is such a mess it's impossible to describe in a few words. There is absolutely no fun in this title, not even in its dead serious story. Had the developers decided to use a sarcastic or humorous tone, it might have given us a reason to keep playing, but instead, they chose to make it worse than any of Steven Seagal's movies, having us regret Lorenzo Lamas and his 1990s TV series. Yes, Retribution is that bad.

Ride to Hell: Retribution's hero rides hard in this new trailer of the game which unveils some new characters. Plus screenshots showing the bike customization. The title is coming this month.

Here's the first in-game trailer of Ride to Hell: Retribution which shows Jake Conway who's out for revenge against The Devil's Hand. Deep Silver will release the game in June.

Although it was announced some time ago, Ride to Hell: Retribution will probably ring no bell to you guys, but the game will hit the shelves at the end of June and it won't be alone. It will indeed be accompanied by two other titles set in the same world, Ride to Hell: Route 66, to be released on Xbox Live, Playstation Store and Steam, and Ride to Hell: Beatdown for your smartphones. For now you can discover Retribution with a first trailer - a pretty funny one - and a bunch of images.