Add project gifs to readme

Author: jcunity

README.md

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 Please [read through the Project Tiny guide](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1A8hen2hLFY5FLkC5gd3JP2Z-IpHfnAX-CpYLK3aOdwA/edit?usp=sharing) to understand the current project state, limitations, and getting started information.
 
 Current samples:
-- TinyRacing sample project is intended as a lightweight example of the type of content you can build with Project Tiny. It is a complete game slice showing a number of elements such as accepting input, implementing simple AI, handling collisions, and similar. Please explore and play around with the sample project to get a feel for what developing with pure DOTS looks like.
-- Tiny3D sample is a "Hello World" style sample with minimal assets & code
-- TinyFactory sample project demonstrates how Animations can be added to a scene (no code).
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+- Tiny3D sample is a "Hello World" style sample with minimal assets & code. It's a great starting point for a new "clean" project.
+![Tiny3D](./Tiny3DHelloWorld.gif)
+- TinyRacing sample is intended as a lightweight example of the type of content you can build with Project Tiny. It is a complete game slice showing a number of elements such as accepting input, implementing simple AI, handling collisions, and similar. Please explore and play around with the sample project to get a feel for what developing with pure DOTS looks like.
+![TinyRacing](./TinyRacingTrailer.gif)
+- TinyFactory sample demonstrates how Animations can be added to a scene (no code).
+![TinyFactory](./TinyFactory.gif)
+- TinyAquarium sample demonstrates Particle System the first iteration of the particle system which mirrors a subset of the functionalities available with the built-in Particle System (aka shuriken).
+![TinyAquarium](./TinyAquaTrailer.gif)
 - TinyGems and TinySpaceship are 2D sample projects that showcases some of the features that can be found inside the 2D Entities package.
+![TinyGems](./TinyGemsTrailer.gif)
 - RuntimeGeometry3D sample demonstrates how to do Dynamic meshes creation at runtime. 
+![TinySpaceShip](./TinySpaceShipTrailer.gif)