I've watched about 1/3 of the trailers produced for Sony's E3 event, and every video game trailer to appear in Nintendo's "Digital Event" for E3. PLEASE don't proceed if you'd like to be surprised.

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SONY
- Ratchet and Clank movie trailer, loosely follows story arc of the 1st game despite using designs from the reboot
- Dark Souls 3 gameplay trailer, pan montage of the various new areas over narrative provided by a new character who is fought at the end of the narrative (surly, muscular man with head of a dog/basset hound), this is accompanied gameplay footage of MC fighting various enemies, graphics look on par with From's recent output
- Uncharted 4 first full trailer: begins with a night terror drake has about being tortured by a gang of ghost pirates, provides a conversation narrative between drake and sam as expose on the events preceding their adventure, ends in drake waking up in forest from first teaser
- "Tech demo" game compatible with Project Morpheus titled "Wander"; exploration/puzzle game where vision and peripheral awareness are critical to playing well. You play as an amorphous, white human-like character who must slowly collect uniquely-colored "visions" in order to solve various color-based puzzles. Atmosphere very similar to Silent Hill.
- There exists trailer featuring various multi-plats coming to the PS4 and Vita, all of which have already been known in some form or another.
- Trailer for new PS4 game "The Flash", which is based on the titular superhero. Unlike the "Arkham" series of DC games, the game is very vibrant and colorful with a sense of humor. Actual gameplay is shown, with a unique combat/movement system: players must quickly use the analog to place markers around the environment, which will make Flash dash quickly in the marker's direction. This is utilized outside of combat to solve puzzles, but seems to form the basis of the combat system.

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NINTENDO
- Star Fox U is entitled Star Fox Cross, and is headed to Wii U. Not much is divulged in the way of story, but the trailer features a short narrative at the beginning where Pepper delivers a speech to Fox + crew over montage of them preparing to take flight. Following the narrative, there is a quick sequence of them piloting their vehicles, with the title revealed in the end along with a release date of 2015. Game features customizable avatars that are used for a Splatoon-like main hub as well as local + co-op multiplayer.
- Arumikan is the final name of Miyamoto's Project Giant Robot. Game still inherits the robot-building aspect, but is accompanied by a story, in which a boy named Oishi fights against an evil company looking to use robots to take over the world. Online multiplayer is supported as well.
- There is some chopped up footage of Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX but it doesn't have sound so I've no clue what information they're revealing regarding it
- English Xenoblade X trailer identical to the Japanese one that just came out except dubbed in English-- Release date is September 5th
- Chopped up, soundless footage of a new 3DS title called Wavemo which is meant to be the newest installment in the (prefix)mo series. You can select music files on your 3DS, which are turned into levels for a sidescrolling rhythm game in which Mallo moves autonomously. Player input is needed in order to guide him over obstacles. Release date 2015.
- Trailer featuring some teens playing a Nintendo card game on a tabletop. One kid had a red Mario card and a pink Kirby card, while the other kid had a green Link card and a blue Megaman card. They came to life and fought each other in the style of one of the Smash Bros cinematics. They definitely have Smash Bros amiibo functionality as is shown in a seperate trailer.
- A very brief gameplay teaser for a Wii U Pokemon spinoff just codenamed "Pokemon". The trailer primarily consists of the trainer shot in several locations showcasing the game's environment. The character sends out a Bulbasaur and can be shown fighting a Caterpie in the middle of a town, and instead of a battle screen the game just fluidly engages battle with the enemy. Although the gameplay seems standard Pokemon fare the battle appeared fluid and dynamic, with all parties exhibiting dynamic movement. The game's camera angle and human design seem very typical of 2010's action games. The release date given was 2016.
- A trailer exists for a new game for Wii U action game named "Angel Blood". The trailer begins with a fictional retelling and photo montage of the Japanese Yakuza gang members, until at some point in time they were granted supernatural powers through the science of an individual named Gestalt. Apparently expressing deep regret for his hand in the Yakuza's takeover of Asia, the late Gestalt asks for his son's hand in eliminating them. His son is revealed to be a lanky, blonde man with curly hair, dressed in all black attire, and is introduced sitting on his couch before looking back at the viewer. Gameplay is showcased, makes use of MGS-like stealth segments and the violent combat of No More Heroes and Madworld. The game seems to be a full Nintendo IP, and is given a release date of 2015.
- There is a trailer for Ryu in Smash Bros, although the trailer is strictly gameplay and is not a cinematic. Mario and Link are fighting on the Wii U boxing arena stage, when a "hadoken" is fired off screen and into Mario. Camera pans to Ryu, who taunts and mutters something in Japanese. Title card is "Ryu approaches!". His design is standard Ryu fare. Gameplay footage follows. There is chopped up footage of him performing various of his famous moves.