10 Hotly Anticipated Video Games We Still Know Nothing About

4. Metroid Prime 4

A lot of people have been crying out for a sequel to Metroid Prime 3. And at E3 2017, people got what they wanted in the form of a glorified title card. Even in saying that, it was enough to get people hyped at the prospect of a triumphant return for Samus.

Aside from that, we don't have much else. As was the case with Pokemon on Switch, Nintendo refused to give too much away. Well, refuse to give anything away. Two of the most anticipated and hyped games to come out of E3 2017 don't even have trailers, or anything in the way of actual information regarding how they'll play or sit in their respective canons.

There is only so much you can say about a game's title, but with this being part of the Prime series and needing to be playable in handheld mode, expect a return to Gamecube-era Prime gameplay - precisely what motion control-hating fans have been dying to see.