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Ka-pi96 said:
Sony: FFXV, Uncharted 4, No Mans Sky are almost guaranteed to be shown. Decent chance of Horizon (Geurilla) as well. I would expect R & C but it wasn't at the PS experience so who knows.

Microsoft: Halo 5, Rise of the Tomb Raider and Gears collection are very likely. Beyond that it's kind of hard to say, they have a lot of studios that should be working on but we haven't really heard anything about not even rumours, so who knows they could have some nice surprises (hopefully).

Nintendo: I don't expect any big announcements from them, mostly just focusing on the stuff they've already announced.

There are actually quite a few Nintendo Studios that are working on unannounced games. 

Nintendo EAD Toky software development group #2: unannounced project, probably 3D Mario. Confirmed in July that they were working on something new. 

Next Level Games: unannounced project. Haven't released a game since Luigi's Mansion (march 2013). They announced in 2014 that they will be making games exclusively for Nintendo. 

Intelligent Systems: working on Project STEAM, but they're a rather large development studio, so this can't be their only game. Haven't seen anything about SMT X Fire Emblem, but that's a co-developed game.

Nintendo EAD Kyoto software development group #2: working on Splatoon, but it is heavily rumored that they're also working on AC: U

Nintendo EAD Kyoto software development group #3: working on Zelda U, a game which we know virtually nothing of.

NIntendo EAD Kyoto software development group #5: known for the Wii Fit series and Steel Diver. Haven't released a "big" game since 2013.

Monolith Soft - Kyoto software development studio: co-develops games together with Nintendo EAD. Their latest project was ALBW. Team consists of around 30 people. Might be co-developing a new Zelda 3DS title, who knows. They worked on Pikmin, Animal Crossing and Zelda. 

Retro Studios: unannounced project. Confirmed in february that they have been working on a new game for a few months already. Should have about a year and a half of development time at E3 2015. Is that enough to show off a new game? Maybe.

Nd Cube: currently working on Mario Party 10.

Then we also have Star Fox, but we don't know yet who's developing that game. Could be a third party studio.