There was a bunch of fancy hardware on display at this year’s E3. Sony continued aping the Wii with the Playstation Move. Microsoft debuted the motion-capturing Kinect, and Nintendo hopped on the theatrical 3D bandwagon with the 3DS. However, none of this hardware means anything without good software to back it up. Having already hit up the portable and downloadable titles, we’ll close this E3 summary week with console and PC games. Keep in mind that this includes Kirby: Epic Yarn, but somebody already covered that elsewhere. Everything else is here.

Today brings the promised survey of E3 downloadable titles. Before we get started, it bears mentioning that Castlevania: Harmony of Despair falls under this banner. However, because It already had the run of the site’s front page last Friday, today it gets this paltry link. Take that, you self-centered but probably still awesome digital product. Pickings were actually pretty slim for interesting downloadable titles, but what was there was awesome.

E3 has an explosive information problem. Thoughtless journalists hit your RSS reader with headlines like so much shrapnel. By the end you’re lucky if you’ve only lost an eye. Fortunately, the brave staff of Pixelsocks.com has thrown themselves on that deadly overextended metaphor, and today you reap the benefits. So here’s everything worth knowing from E3; read it so that our sacrifice was not in vain.