March is shaping up to be a very important time for gaming enthusiasts. With an impressive collection of flagship games set up for a release in the upcoming month, it can be difficult to keep track and choose which ones you're planning to purchase. Here are some of the top video games dropping soon.

'Tom Clancy's The Division' (PlayStation4, Xbox One, PC on March 8)

This third-person RPG shooter is already generating major buzz around the industry even ahead of its launch date. Set in New York City, the game revolves around an epidemic that has come over the country and the elite task force that is fighting to revive the nation from destruction. Over 6.4 million players clocked in for the game's beta run with players logging in five hours on the game on average, a likely sign that "The Division" will be well-received from the audience.

'Hitman' (PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC on March 11)

It's almost time to see what the reboot has to offer. So many fans are looking forward to the new format of "Hitman," which is offering an episodic experience with one scenario every month similar to "The Walking Dead" and "Wolf Among Us." It's an interesting concept to translate into this kind of stealth game, but one that will excite much of the fanbase who can't wait to get a glimpse of Agent 47 in another adventure.

'The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD' (Wii U on March 4)

The "Zelda" franchise is one of Nintendo's best-loved series and this new game is expected to make big waves in its Wii U debut. It's been a few long years since the project was first hinted at by the company, and the upcoming launch will finally sate the fans who have been waiting for the new open world experience in "Twilight Princess HD."

'EA Sports UFC 2' (PlayStation 4, Xbox One on March 15)

The developer has been offering a lot of great sports games for a long time, but the new "UFC 2" title with Ronda Rousey on the cover is expected to get its share of fans. Game-changing features such as playable female fighters in Career Mode and the KO Mode that let players stand and simply fight with strikes.

'EVE Valkyrie' (Oculus Rift on March 28)

It's a new technology that has the potential to amaze players right off the bat. Oculus Rift is finally available and "EVE Valkyrie" is one of the first gaming experiences offered to the eagerly waiting fanbase. The space combat game lets players pilot their own starfighter in a way that has never been done before.