Here’s the best video game trailers from 2016. 1. Death Stranding Game Awards Trailer : We still have absolutely no idea what Hideo Kojima’s next project truly is, nor do we know when he’s planning to reveal more details about Death Stranding to the public, but one things is for sure: This is a project we can’t wait to get our hands on. With a wild looking concept involving skeletal soldiers, umbilical cords and Mads Mikkelsen, the second trailer for the project was a surprise we didn’t expect during the Game Awards. But it is one we’re extremely thankful for nonetheless. 2. Overwatch Animated Short: Dragons : Blizzard Entertainment’s Overwatch was one of the biggest success stories of 2016, launching a new IP with over 20 million active players by the end of the year. Along with the game’s tremendous success however, came a slew of cinematic trailers that helped us piece to together the background story of the Overwatch universe and gave us insight into each character’s personal jou...

The Nintendo Switch is one of the things that gaming fans have been waiting for quite some time. Apart from its innovative look, specs and features, it also has some exclusive games. To keep fans updated and to tease Nintendo Switch and the games, the company revealed an exclusive Nintendo Switch gameplay. According to Express, the game is entitled "Seasons of Heaven." The trailer Nintendo revealed had awesome graphics. But that may actually improve over time as there are reports that The Khronos Group has made the APIs compatible with Nintendo Switch. Apparently, The Khronos Group's OpenGL 4.5, their OpenGL ES and their Vulkan APIs are going to be compatible with the console. This could enhance the graphics of future games for Switch even more. As for now, fans can revel in the beauty of "Seasons of Heaven" with the trailer it was given. The game is basically based on a French novel of the same name. It revolves around a boy named Yan and his dog Ani. The game ...

In a new trailer for indie game Linelight from award-winning indie studio My Dog Zorro, we get a glimpse at a world of light, color, lines and nothing else. Check out the trailer for indie game Linelight below: Linelight has 300 levels across six worlds, with relaxing music, deceptively complex gameplay mechanics and an unbeatable design aesthetic that takes minimalism one step further. Your line, the “Dash”, has only one control: “MOVE.” Color-coded switches can form a bridge, red moving lines are deadly to the touch and secret pathways can help expand your time in Linelight . Founder and lead designer for My Dog Zorro stated in a press release, “My goal was to take simplification to the extreme, initially for the fun/rewarding design challenge, but eventually because that’s where the most beautiful possibilities dwelled. Linelight ’s lifeblood is in its elegance: every puzzle and every line serve a unique purpose. When I brought all of the game’s components together (e.g., the music...

Following the game's announcement in September, developer Metalhead today released the first gameplay trailer for Super Mega Baseball 2. In addition to providing a first look at how the game plays, on display in the video is its more realistic-looking art style. Metalhead co-founder Scott Drader explains in the video that Super Mega Baseball 2's presentation aims to retain the first game's goofiness--but dialed back somewhat. "That vibe has moved in a more mature direction," he explains. You can see that the players' bodies are more proportionally realistic. While the wacky look of the characters was one of the best parts about the first game, Drader explains why the change stands to benefit the sequel. "I'm personally very excited about that because I'm looking forward to the gameplay animations conveying a better sense of athleticism," he said. Additionally, Super Mega Baseball 2's stadiums will be more detailed, while Metalhead is usi...