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The best VR game trailers we saw at E3

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VR games didn't have a big E3, and there weren't any heavy hitters like in 2020. But there were still a handful of standouts.

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For those VR fans watching E3 hoping for tons of new trailers and exciting announcements, especially from big publishers and developers, well... there really wasn't much to speak of on the main (virtual) show floors. 

Even UploadVR's E3 showcase wasn't exactly bursting at the seams with new game announcements or major surprises, and there was really nothing along the lines of the AAA games from 2020 like Half-Life: Alyx or Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond.

But while it may be a slow year for VR (and it's been a slow year for everything due to the pandemic)  there were several standouts that anyone with a VR headset should be interested in. Here are the most promising VR games we saw at E3 2021: