Watch every 2016 game trailer from the 2015 Game Awards

The Game Awards are all about the trailers

Hey, when the host feels the need to blatantly remind everyone that the awards are a key part of the show, chances are whether they are a key part of the show is in question. But hey, don't let that stop the hype train from sweeping you away - that's half the fun of gaming, no?

Telltale Games's Batman

Like any halfway decent late-year teaser trailer, this one tells us just about nil in specific regarding how the masterminds behind The Walking Dead adventure game will put Batman under that lens. Just about all we know is that Telltale is working on a Batman game and it is expected to release in 2016.

Rock Band VR for Oculus Rift

Palmer Luckey is so, so ready for Rock Band on Oculus Rift. Just look at this rock montage with Dragonforce - could he be any more pumped? (Granted, Palmer's been known to gush.)

Far Cry Primal

More like Far Cray Primal. I haven't jumped too deep into this lauded open world series yet, but this is just enough first-25-minutes-of-A-Space-Odyssey, plus Conan the Barbarian to be a worthy entry point for this holdout.

Psychonauts 2

More folks than you might think freaked out over this one. Fans of game maker Tim Schafer's original game on the Xbox have been clamoring for a sequel for a decade.

Quantum Break

We haven't heard much more than peep about developer Remedy Entertainment's ambitious TV show-meets-video game Quantum Break before this year's show. (Frankly, to the point that I had kind of forgotten about it.)

Uncharted 4: A Thief's End

This is by no means a complaint, but we have been a bit inundated with Uncharted 4 footage these days. Granted, plenty of what was on display in the trailer during the show is rehashed from previous spots, this lengthy new bit is enough to make you spoiler-averse.

Star Citizen

Speaking of games we've been beaten over the head with already, when is this one going to get out of my dreams and into my PC (as a finished product, mind)? Wing Commander creator Chris Roberts sold me (and probably you) on this concept a long time ago.

So ... Shaq-Fu is back

Remember when you ironically said "Man, someone needs to remake Shaq-Fu," to your buddies after reminiscing about how hilarious (and hilariously awful) of a game it was? Well, that someone must've overheard you and took it seriously, because here we are.