The prohibitive cost means that uptake of VR devices has been slower than anticipated – leading many to brush it all off as a gimmick. That seems to be slowly changing. For the first time, sales of VR headsets have exceeded a million units in a single quarter.

Supermassive Games, the developers of Rush of Blood, have delayed both of their new PSVR titles into the beginning of 2018 for a little more polish time.

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.

EVE Valkyrie is no more, as developers CCP remove all of their assets in VR development to let the industry settle over the next few years.

Sporting a fully standalone design that requires neither a PC or smartphone to work, the Oculus Go is the company's big push into making VR more affordable and appraochable.

Oculus Santa Cruz is room-scale, Rift quality VR without a PC or any of those nasty cables. And it's coming as early as next year.

L.A. Noire, the experimental detective game from GTA creators Rockstar, is finding new life on current generation consoles and VR later this year.

Still hungry for more Until Dawn? A sequel isn't looking to be in development, but that shouldn't stop you from checking out the game's VR prequel, The Inpatient.