The dust has begun to settle on E3 2017, as hardware manufacturers, game developers and media start making their way home from Los Angeles, California. Now, it's time to reflect on all the games that were announced or revealed at E3, with fan favourites franchises like Metroid and Beyond Good & Evil getting sequels, as well as all-new additions such as Anthem and A Way Out seeing light of day. 

Below, we've compiled all the best new trailers and the reason why they've grabbed the attention. 

Beyond Good and Evil 2
Why we're interested: A prequel more than a decade in the making. 
Platform: PS4, Xbox One, Windows PC
Release date: TBC (2018)

Metroid Prime 4
Why we're interested: Seeing how Nintendo can integrate Switch gameplay for this classic title. 
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Release date: TBC (Still in development)

Anthem
Why we're interested: Has a heavy Mass Effect and Destiny feel to it. Can it be better than both?
Platform: PS4, Xbox One, Windows PC
Release date: Late 2018

Forza Motorsport 7
Why we're interested: Putting that exclusive Porsche to the test.  
Platform: Xbox One, Windows PC
Release date: 7 November 2017

A Way Out
Why we're interested: Seeing if co-op gameplay is legit or just a gimmick. 
Platform: PS4, Xbox One, Windows PC
Release date: TBC (2018)

Metro Exodus
Why we're interested: A possible Fallout 4 rival. 
Platform: PS4, Xbox One, Windows PC
Release date: TBC (2018)

Shadow of the Colossus
Why we're interested: Will there be a 17th Colossus?
Platform: PS4
Release date: TBC (2018)

Skyrim Switch
Why we're interested: Wielding sword and shield with Joy-Cons in Link's outfit. 
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Release date: TBC (2018)