This year at E3, Electronic Arts had a diverse array of games on show, with FIFA 17, Battlefield 1, Mass Effect: Andromeda and Titanfall 2 all debuting trailers to enjoy. FULL STORY >

With E3 around the corner, developers have started dropping new game trailers. One of the first out the gate is Injustice 2. FULL STORY >

EA Sports teases full reveal for Fifa 17 on 12 June, as it states that "Football has changed." FULL STORY >

Built around 3 vs. 3 melee gameplay, one of the most popular anime series at the moment, One Piece, debuts a launch trailer for its new game - Burning Blood. FULL STORY >

Arriving in a cross-platform release on 23 August, the latest live action trailer for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided looks as good as some movies. FULL STORY >

Capt. Kirk and the rest of the enterprise are back for what might just be their most ambitious film to date, as a second trailer for Star Trek Beyond beams to YouTube. FULL STORY >

After teasing a new Dragon Ball gaming project, Bandai Namco unveils the announcement trailer for Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. FULL STORY >

Control is an illusion in the new trailer for Mr. Robot: season_2.0. FULL STORY >

After teasing images of Michael Fassbender in costume in August last year, the first trailer for the Assassin's Creed movie finally arrives. FULL STORY >

Perhaps taking a play out of Ubisoft's book, EA and DICE head back to World War I for their latest project - Battlefield 1. FULL STORY >

With its release date just one week away, Bethesda unveils a new DOOM launch trailer that pays homage to the original game's cover art, while showcasing the reboot's fast paced action. FULL STORY >

Bethesda keeps the add-ons rolling for Fallout, this time debuting a trailer for Far Harbour which lands on consoles and PC on 19 May. FULL STORY >

A reveal trailer for the latest installment in the Call of Duty franchise just landed, as Infinite Warfare takes things to the skies. FULL STORY >

Set for cinemas in August, the third trailer for Kubo and the Two Strings has landed, looking just as good as the previous ones. FULL STORY >

Taking inspiration from the gritty and violent Alan Moore graphic novel of the same name, WB Animated Studios releases the first trailer for its R-rated Batman: The Killing Joke movie. FULL STORY >