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New Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising trailer teases the teasing tease out of us
by Ben Gilbert { Jul 8th 2009 at 4:00AM } 
In fact, we never get to see any of the insanity, as the trailer leaves us with just the phrase "Think you're ready?" Boo! Looks like we're stuck waiting for the game's fall release to see just how crazy OFDR will be.
Gallery: Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising
Dante's Inferno trailer features hellish gameplay footage
by Griffin McElroy { Jul 5th 2009 at 5:00PM }
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See? We know! Crazy, right?
Gallery: Dante's Inferno (E3 2009)
God Eater website opens, reveals dark debut trailer
It looks like God Eater may be much more than a simple Monster Hunter clone. While the gameplay is focused on multiplayer monster slayin', we're digging the game's dark anime look. The music is particularly exciting to listen to. Check out the official website for another soothing piano ballad. We have to admit -- we're really getting pumped for this one.
New Batman: Arkham Asylum dev diary gives Batman a terrible evening
by Ben Gilbert { Jul 2nd 2009 at 10:45PM }
From what we played of the game's campaign back at E3, we're not sure exactly how Eidos/Warner Bros. plan to keep the game's T-rating, as evidenced by the few gameplay snippets you see in the developer diary above. We are, however, surprisingly excited for the game's release in late August -- and glad we don't have to bring along Mom to buy us the game.
Gallery: Batman: Arkham Asylum
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Fight Night Round 4 trailer struts all over the ring
by Ben Gilbert { Jun 27th 2009 at 11:30AM }
Gallery: Fight Night Round 4 (4/27/09)
The Last Guardian trailer analyzed in depth
by Jem Alexander { Jun 23rd 2009 at 9:30PM }
What are gamers, if not obsessive? It's the reason collector's editions and gotta-catch-em-all games like Pokemon exist. Another example of our obsessive nature? Overanalysis. Eurogamer's Digital Foundry has picked apart Team Ico's The Last Guardian trailer in an effort to determine whether the footage was taken in-game or not. The video rundown (which you can view on Eurogamer) is certainly interesting, particularly to those with some knowledge of 3D artistry. Even if not, at least it's an excuse to watch the trailer again.
The final say: Digital Foundry just doesn't know whether all the footage is in-game or not, as "some scenes appear to have anti-aliasing, while others have none at all. Some scenes are confirmed 720p, while others -- due to the compression of the video asset -- are much more difficult to discern." Tricksy. We'll no doubt find out once we see more of the game in action. Which will be soon, right? Please?
The final say: Digital Foundry just doesn't know whether all the footage is in-game or not, as "some scenes appear to have anti-aliasing, while others have none at all. Some scenes are confirmed 720p, while others -- due to the compression of the video asset -- are much more difficult to discern." Tricksy. We'll no doubt find out once we see more of the game in action. Which will be soon, right? Please?
New Tales of Graces trailer features cute characters, a lonely world
[Via GoNintendo]
Midway Newcastle reveals new IP: Necessary Force
It seems a certain beleaguered studio listened to our humble suggestion! Midway Newcastle, one of the splinter studios that wasn't rescued in the Warner Bros. buyout of Midway, just revealed its formerly unannounced open-world action game in an attempt to drum up buyers before the developer is forced to close down in just 13 days. The new IP is called Necessary Force -- a "gritty detective drama" about a cop who "sets his own rules." So, like Nash Bridges, only grittier.
Details about the game are slim, though three months of development have resulted in a gameplay-free teaser trailer (seen above). What do you guys think? Is this the ace in the hole Midway Newcastle needed to stave off the reaper?
Homefront reveal trailer not as totally rad as Red Dawn
by Ben Gilbert { Jun 12th 2009 at 2:00AM }
Considering the game's coming from the same studio that developed Frontlines: Fuel of War, you can appreciate that we're a bit trepidacious when approaching another FPS in Homefront. Still, it remains to be seen whether or not Kaos Studios can pull out the big, anti-occupational guns this time around, so we're remaining cautiously hopeful for Homefront.
Gallery: Homefront
See all of E3's biggest trailers
by Randy Nelson { Jun 11th 2009 at 4:15PM } 
This year's E3 brought with it some of the most exciting new game announcements we can remember -- not to mention fresh looks at titles we've been itching to see more of. From Assassin's Creed 2 to Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, the trailers released for E3 2009's biggest games are also some of the best we've ever seen. Since we want to make sure you can share in our excitement, we've rounded 'em all up in one handy-dandy "trailer park," if you will. Click on "continue" below for the whole thing, A to Z – or jump straight to your trailer of choice – and prepare to set your lookin' balls to "stunned."
The Last Guardian full trailer, screens, and our love
by Ben Gilbert { Jun 11th 2009 at 9:59AM }
The graphics have been updated since the "Trico" trailer leaked a couple weeks back and for those of you who'd like a side-by-side comparison, we've put together a handy little video after the break. Watch the trailer above and then watch it again. It's not getting tired any time soon -- that we can assure you.
Gallery: The Last Guardian
Splinter Cell: Conviction trailers: Then and now
by Ben Gilbert { Jun 9th 2009 at 1:30PM }
These changes became all the more apparent when we re-watched the original 2007 trailer for the title, featuring emo Sam Fisher in all his polygonal glory. What you see above is the closest approximation we could make of running both trailers concurrently, highlighting the incredible metamorphosis it has undergone in the past two years.
Gallery: Splinter Cell Conviction
Nintendo sneaks out Monado: Beginning of the World trailer
by Ben Gilbert { Jun 8th 2009 at 9:00PM }
Oh wait ... none of that happened! So what if we just passed out during the keynote and dreamt it all? But we did wake up with that gunblade in our hands, so, maybe not? It remains a mystery. Nintendo did, however, drop a trailer and artwork for the game soon after its presser had concluded which we're presenting to you here. Get your world beginning on, in trailer form, just above.
Gallery: Monado: Beginning of the World
E3 2009's crown jewel of trailers: Uncharted 2
by Jem Alexander { Jun 4th 2009 at 5:45AM }
