Dozens of amazing-looking video games were announced this week — here's when you'll be able to play them

In just the past three days, dozens of amazing-looking video games have been announced in Los Angeles by some of the industry's biggest companies at the annual Electronic Entertainment Expo, known as E3.

Gaming and tech powerhouses like Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo took turns wowing the live audiences with flashy presentations, live performances, new game trailers, and lots of surprises.

But for the gamers at home, it's all about finding out how soon we'll be able to experience the new titles for ourselves.

Here's a list of the all the biggest games announced at E3, in the order they're scheduled for release:

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A few press conferences included surprise immediate releases. That's right: You can play these games right now.

Here's the list:

• EA's "Unravel Two"
• Bethesda's "Prey" got some hefty downloadable content and an update
• Nintendo's "Hollow Knight"
• The long-awaited Nintendo Switch version of "Fortnite: Battle Royale"

August 2018

EA's annual NFL-inspired game, "Madden NFL 19," will drop August 31.

September 2018

This is a big month for new releases, here's the list:

• The Forsaken expansion to "Destiny 2"— September 4
• The new "Spider-Man"— September 7
• "NBA 2k19"— September 11
• "Shadow of the Tomb Raider"— September 14
• "FIFA 19"— September 28 

You can read more about "Spider-Man"here.