Back in December of 2014 we saw the world premiere trailer for Godzilla, an upcoming video game based on the legendary monster, come out of The Game Awards.

Now a full gameplay trailer has been released, showing lots and lots and footage of the monsters doing battle and causing immense damage around them. You can read much more about the game and watch the trailer below.

TV rules at this year’s New York Comic-Con with a number of trailers and premieres of various shows, one of which that was shown off was the first trailer for Playstation TV’s first original series, Powers. Watch it here below.

Powers, based on the comic series by Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming, stars Sharlto Copley (The A-Team, District 9) as Detective Christian Walker, a former superhero turned homicide detective. He is partnered with Deena Pilgrim (Susan Heyward, recently of The Following), and they team up to investigate crimes that are related to people with powers (thus the title).

A while back a game was revealed titled Until Dawn that was going to utilize Sony’s motion gaming system, PlayStation Move, then disappeared. At Gamescom 2014 it resurfaced, now as a PS4 title instead of a PS Move title.

The game is basically your every day generic horror movie: a bunch of teens are staying at a cabin in the woods, and there’s a crazy killer on the loose. You know the story. The hook is, you get to control this one, and the choices that you make determine who lives and who dies.

You can read more about the game and check out a trailer below.

We’ve seen a couple of brief peeks at Ready At Dawn’s neo-Victorian game The Order: 1886, and now another new peek at some gameplay footage was shown at E3 2014.

The new footage is a little darker and creepier, featuring a man transforming into a werewolf—or more technically, a lycan—and attacking the player. Good stuff! As you’ll see, the game looks unbelievable. And if the final product looks good, you can’t help but feel like it could blow some minds.

Click on over to the other side to check out the new gameplay from The Order: 1886, as well as a trailer.

Another game has been pushed back to 2015, joining other delayed titles such as The Witcher 3, The Elder Scrolls Online for consoles and Dying Light, and Ubisoft’s The Division.

This time around it’s one of Sony’s big PlayStation 4 exclusives, The Order: 1886 from developer Ready At Dawn. The game is a neo-Victorian game that has impressed with the small amount of gameplay footage we’ve seen so far.

On the bright side of life, a new short preview of some gameplay has found its way to the ‘net and can be seen below.