TGS 2016 brought us a multitude of exciting new trailers for some of the most anticipated games. Below you can find a collection of the best trailers we saw at this year’s show.
What was your favorite trailer from the show? Let us know in the comments below. For more on TGS 2016, click on the stories below or check out our roundup of all the biggest news to come from the event.
- Hideo Kojima Reveals New Death Stranding Details
- PS4 Exclusive Nioh Gets Worldwide Release Date
- PS4 Final Fantasy 15 Luna Edition Announced for Japan
- Square Enix Revealing New Action Game at TGS
Final Fantasy XV
The latest Final Fantasy XV trailer gives us a glimpse of the epic drama set to unfold in this much anticipated entry of the long running RPG franchise.
Watch Dogs 2
Watch Dogs 2’s newest trailer gives us a stylish look at all the action-packed activities we’ll be doing within its open world rendition of San Francisco.
Nier: Automata
The latest trailer for the sequel to 2010 cult classic Nier has left us yearning to know more about its mysterious characters and bleak post-apocalyptic world.
Nioh
Aside from its tense Dark Souls-inspired combat, Nioh has a more cinematic side to showcase in its narrative; a side we finally got to see a bit of in the trailer above.
Gravity Rush 2
Gravity Rush 2’s whimsical world and gravity defying acrobatics continues to captivate us; the latest trailer offers more of what we can expect to see in this upcoming adventure.
Dragonball Xenoverse 2
The quality and detail of the fan service offered in the Dragonball Xenoverse 2 trailer above is more than enough to get us excited for this upcoming fighting game adaptation of the much beloved anime series.
World of Final Fantasy
World of Final Fantasy is a light-hearted spin-off of the much beloved RPG series that tells the story of a brother and sister looking for their mom, while along the way encountering some of the series’ most iconic characters.
Resident Evil 7: biohazard – TAPE-2
The trailer for the second demo of Resident Evil 7: biohazard has us both thrilled and terrified at the thought of playing the upcoming sampler; and it’s not even a part of the main game.
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In 1991 the oddly named developer Information Global Service released an all new action-platformer for the Sega Mega Drive known as Dahna: Megami Tanjou. This hybrid mix between the likes of Castlevania, Rastan, and Golden Axe not only featured some impressive spritework for its time, but also a healthy helping of gore-filled action too. Presumably left as a Japanese exclusive due to its now laughable level of blood and slightly controversial themes, the game has finally hit western shores through a fan translation patch.
