These are the E3 trailers you need for a glimpse at the future of video games

E3 2021, the Electronic Entertainment Experience, may not have carried the audience energy of a frenzied crowd gathered to see which of its favorite video game characters, titles and companies showed the most promising developments, but the trailers, visuals and gameplay are still being streamed virtually by companies big and small. The presentation’s final trailer introduced “Redfall,” a game with an interesting group of heroes in another post-apocalyptic world, but this one replete with magic, gunplay and vampires. Square Enix might be best known for its Final Fantasy and Marvel games; in terms of visuals, its two newest announcements Sunday — “Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin” and “Guardians of the Galaxy” — are this year’s standouts. Tetsuya Nomura recently shared on Twitter that, “While it is Final Fantasy, it feels different — but there’s no doubt that the blood of Final Fantasy runs through its veins.” “The Life Is Strange: Remastered Collection” will include enhanced versions of “Life Is Strange,” “Life Is Strange 2” and “Before the Storm.” E3 finally assigned the collection a release date of Sept. 30. It also provided a trailer for new installment “True Colors.” American singer mxmtoon, the singing voice for Alex Chen in “True Colors,” said: “You can see the love and care that Dontnod has put into remastering both ‘Life is Strange’ and ‘Before the Storm.’” “Final Fantasy VII The First Soldier” is a battle royale set in the “Final Fantasy VII” universe that takes place before the original game.