There might have been too many trailers for you to sit through though this week at the Paris Games Show, resulting in a few games missing a chance to interact with your eyeballs. Well worry not, because here’s a list of all the trailers that popped up on Monday night. Grab a snack, sit back and feast your eyes on games that range from VR to the beaches of Normandy and even further beyond.

Still think Resogun is one of the best games on the PS4? Love Housemarque's twin-stick shooters? Don;t expect more games like that from the Finnish developer.

So what’s next for Destiny 2? The OCD Guardian inside of me is currently obsessed with getting his hands on a complete collection of exotics, but the post-game grind of Destiny 2 is largely cosmetic and a decent excuse to talk nonsense with my fan club. I mean readers of this site, yes that one. Destiny 2’s first expansion, Curse of Osiris, aims to add some more substance to the sequel as Bungie dropped a few details for the December launch.

For the return of the webhead, developer Insomniac wants to double down on the arachnid anarchy that Spidey is capable of, giving the hero his own iconic and kinetic language.

With China being one of the largest gaming regions in the world, could their looming licensing issue slow down possible esports growth in the region?

With fans voicing their displeasure, EA has been forced to rethink how loot crates in Star Wars Battlefront 2 work from the ground up.

I almost exclusively use Netflix for my streaming video entertainment, though I sometimes shift to Hulu, and occasionally, Amazon Prime. The one service I use least is Showmax, but that’s primarily because the app for my TV is a shambles, and I don’t really use my Xbox One for media much. A bespoke app for the streaming service launched on Microsoft’s console in late August, but it’s finally available on PlayStation 4 now as well.

On Monday, Sony showed off a deluge of upcoming PlayStation 4 games at its Paris Games Week conference. There’s been a little controversy surrounding those trailers, especially with The Last of Us Part II and Detroit: Become Human. Sony has responded.