E3 2017: Here's what you missed from video game showcase

From left, the Xbox One X and Xbox One S are shown at the Xbox E3 2017 Press Conference in Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES -- It was a busy weekend for fans of video games with the Electronic Entertainment Expo unofficially kicking off Saturday. On Sunday, companies including Microsoft and Bethesda Softworks rolled out the red carpets to fans and media, with updates on video games and hardware arriving later this year and beyond. Electronic Arts hosts a EA Play event Monday to reveal its new projects and gave players a chance to check out their latest titles. We're here to help you catch up: Project Scorpio is now Xbox One X.