The first gameplay preview for Mortal Kombat X, the newest game in the franchise that was announced recently, premiered at E3 2014. It involves previews of two fights, one between characters you know, and one between new characters…including a tag team featuring the nightmarish little bundle of joy described in the headline.

The game looks every bit as brutally violent as fans of the series would expect, and you can check out the first gameplay video below.

Usually when a new Call of Duty game and a new Battlefield game are coming out, the two franchises battle for the title of best military shooter. Each has a new game coming out this year, but the two don’t feel nearly as similar as they once were.

Call of Duty remains in the military shooter category, though in a decidedly more futuristic, somewhat sci-fi setting with their latest, Advanced Warfare, while Battlefield: Hardline picks up and moves itself to the land of cops versus bad guys.

You can see the some of Hardline‘s multiplayer action in a new gameplay demo from E3 2014 below.

It’s been close to three years already since we saw that great gameplay demo for Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Patriots. After that, the game disappeared. Yesterday at E3 2014, however, Rainbow Six made its epic return.

But it wasn’t Patriots this time; now the game is titled Rainbow Six: Siege, and the demo shown was for a multiplayer mode where you and your team face off against another team trying to rescue a hostage. The best part? It appears that when you take an enemy out, they stay out, so no running out in the open, guns blazing like an ’80s action movie star knowing you’ll respawn a few seconds after death.

You can see the new Rainbow Six in action below.

Every single year gamers everywhere expect Ubisoft to reach that point when it comes to their Assassin’s Creed franchise—the point when it’s just too much and they need to stop putting the games out so often. But every single year they show up with a new entry in the series, and it almost always wows. Sure, some feel the aforementioned point of no return was crossed long ago. But for most, the games simply continue to be high-quality history-hopping fun.

This year’s title is Assassin’s Creed: Unity, and it’s set during the French Revolution. Basically closest thing to Les Miserables: The Video Game you’ll ever get (fun fact: there actually IS a fighting game from Japan inspired by Les Miserables!), despite that story being set a bit after the history.

At E3 2014 Ubisoft showed off a ton of Unity, including a gameplay demo, a co-op demo, a cinematic trailer featuring a cover of a popular ’80s song, and an introduction to the game’s protagonist. All of these videos can be seen below.

The next installment in Activision’s first-person shooter mega-franchise, titled Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, and the first from new developer Sledgehammer Games, is in attendance at E3 2014.

The first gameplay demo for the game, dubbed “Induction,” has been released, which shows off the game’s semi-futuristic setting as well as some of its technological advancements, and can be viewed below.