The best part of the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) is the action-packed trailers for upcoming games. Some show gameplay, some show ultra polished cinematics and some are nothing more than a five second tease. But they all get the blood racing if you're a die-hard gamer. Here are the best trailers - from Bioware's Anthem to Star Wars: Battlefront II.

Early this morning, Nintendo capped off E3 2017 with its upcoming games showreel. In addition to fresh Super Mario Odyssey details, there were a few surprises, including - no, but yes! - a new Metroid game. Here's the full presentation for those who missed it.

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Sony's E3 2017 conference gave an in-depth glimpse of some of its biggest games, including God Of War, Spider-Man, Days Gone, a new Uncharted game and Horizon: Zero Dawn DLC. You can re-watch the entire E3 press conference right here.

Microsoft's super console finally has a price and a release date - along with a new name. The newly christened, the "Xbox One X" (clunky title) will be out in November - and for once, Aussie gamers aren't getting slugged with an Australia Tax. Here are the pricing, specification, release date details and other frequently asked questions.

In the world of video games E3 is pretty huge. But it's also information overload. We thought we'd do a quick wrap of everything you need to know so far! Here goes...

The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) is set to kick off in Los Angeles next week. Here's how to watch all the major announcements live in Australia from Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft, EA, Bethesda and the rest. (Warning: This will involve some early mornings!)

Microsoft just announced what we've all been waiting for: the birth of Project Scorpio, its much-teased next-generation console. It's now called the Xbox One X, and it's both the smallest Xbox ever built as well as the most powerful console ever -- built for gaming on 4K TVs, in HDR, at a smooth 60fps.

Microsoft's E3 2017 conference gave us our first in-depth look at the Xbox One Scorpio console along with new hardware. You can re-watch the whole event right here.