A brand new God of War game kicked off Sony’s E3 2016 presentation, and it looks a whole lot different from the games fans of the series are familiar with. Like The Last of Us developer Naughty Dog took over the franchise. Sony even had Battlestar Galactica and The Walking Dead composer Bear McCreary leading a live orchestra to set up the reveal and play through the rest of the presentation.

They didn’t just show a cinematic reveal trailer either, they brought with them a full gameplay demo. You can see how the game looks for yourself below!

Last year during E3 a surprise sequel to the fantastic 2014 game South Park: The Stick of Truth was announced. Not only was the sequel, titled South Park: The Fractured but Whole, present at E3 2016, but it was one of the highlights of the convention so far.

South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone were both on hand once again to talk about the game and share some goodies. In addition to a new trailer, the first gameplay footage was also on display and, as you might have expected, it all looks magnificent. It’s also very much not safe for workplace viewing or when the kiddies are around, so keep that in mind before heading below to dive into the hilarity.

There’s a Star Trek VR game that exists out there right now, and it is titled Star Trek: Bridge Crew.

A trailer for the game was shown during Ubisoft’s presentation at E3 2016, and it includes some familiar faces from the franchise such as LeVar Burton (Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: First Contact), Jeri Ryan (Star Trek: Voyager), and Karl Urban (Star Trek Into Darkness, Star Trek Beyond).

Click on over to the other side to check out the reveal trailer for Star Trek: Bridge Crew.

One of the things that I love most about Tom Clancy’s The Division is the surreal contrast between the desolate post-apocalyptic setting and all of the holiday season decorations that are still found around the broken city.

At E3 2016 an announcement trailer was released for the next game in the Dead Rising series, simply titled Dead Rising 4, and that game is going for a similar festive apocalypse. Only with that excessive, over-the-top, zombie-killin’ flair the series is known for.

You can check out the Christmasy trailer below.

To kick off their E3 2016 briefing, Microsoft announced a new slim model of the Xbox One called the Xbox One S. New console offering announcements were expected leading up to E3, so this was no big shock, but it was not the mysterious “Project Scorpio” that had been rumored. No, Microsoft saved that one for last.

To close out their presentation, Microsoft shared a video for Scorpio, which they believe will be the most powerful console ever created when it is released during the 2017 holiday season. The big question is, is this a good thing…or is it a very bad thing?

Read more and check out the video below.