Trailers Archives

Deep Silver is publishing the new Saints Row game, and boy does it look crazy. The latest trailer has been unveiled to correspond with the big Electronic Entertainment Expo, and it is insane.

The President of the United States of America will fight evil in the nude with brand new superpowers. The most epic, dramatic Saints Row yet will star Benjamin "Motherfucking" King, the President, Pierce Washington, Kinzie Kensington, Shaundi, Shaundi (that's right, they went there), Asha Odekar, and a new star: Keith David, as Keith David.

To see the epic, gritty, hilarious trailer hit the jump.

Saints Row IV is coming to PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC on August 20th in North America, August 22nd in Australia, and August 23rd in Europe.

The Nazis beat everyone to the bomb in this alternate universe. Wolfenstein: The New Order takes place in a world different from the one we know. The Third Reich has conquered the planet in this entry, including powerful metropolises such as New York City and London. The year is 1960, and the only man freedom can rely on is B.J. Blazkowicz.

This is one fantastic setting for the revived franchise. It's frightening to see the Swastika covering Washington D.C., yet darkly humorous. The depiction of Nazis on Abbey Road is a chuckle-worthy parody on the Beatles, yet it also creates the dark atmosphere of the game. It's one helluva exposition, and I can't wait to see more.

To see the E3 trailer, hit the jump.  

DuckTales Remastered is currently being developed by WayForward. The game will be distributed by Capcom this summer. The downloadable title is coming to PSN, Xbox Live, Nintendo eShop, and PC. With a massive nostalgia factor and the platforming promise of WayForward, the title is shaping up to be something fantastic.

To get bodies ready, Capcom has released a special E3 trailer for the game. Launchpad describes the terrifying Transylvania territory for Scrooge McDuck. The postcard trailer acts as a tourism video of the area, naming the marvels of the spooky mansion.

Hop inside to see the trailer!

IGN has confirmed that the free-to-play shooter Warframe, being worked on by Dark Sector developer Digital Extremes, will be making its way to PlayStation 4, and as a launch title no less. In an announcement interview with the game's creative director, Steve Sinclair, IGN also managed to get a bit of insight into the concepts and ideas guiding Warframe's development as well as the team's experience working with Sony.

As far as the big picture is concerned, Sinclair says, laughing, Warframe is "a big, messy space ninja game," also mentioning that the game isn't so much about competition, as shooters traditionally are, as it is about cooperation. Sinclair also spoke on the inspiration for the project, saying that he wanted to make "Something with a smaller team, something we were very passionate about," and how that yearning turned into the formerly PC-exclusive Warframe released earlier this year.

Per its recently fantastic reputation with indie developers, apparently Sony was actually the one to reach out to Digital Extremes about the possibility of bringing Warframe to the PlayStation 4.

Head past the jump to hear more from Warframe's creative director about this new announcement!

The latest Thief game has had a troubling development cycle. However, the game finally has a solid vision and a release window. Square Enix and Eidos Montreal are bringing Thief to the PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One in 2014.

To buy a ticket to the E3 hype train, a live action trailer for the game has been produced. There is no actual gameplay shown, which may worry fans. With the game's bumpy road to release, many Thief lovers are anxious to see how the game plays on the show floor.

Despite all this, the live action trailer for Thief is very slick and enticing. I can't wait to see the game in action next week.

To see the trailer, hit the jump!

Pikmin 3 releases on July 26th in Europe and August 4th in North America. What was once supposed to be a Wii U launch title is now a summer blockbuster. The game has been demanded by fans for almost a decade ever since Pikmin 2 was released, but the wait is almost over!

The Pikmin 3 website has opened... in Japan. However, the linguistic differences make no matter! Some fresh new screenshots have emerged, as well as a video compilation of the game.

A picture is truly worth a thousand words so I'm going to shut up now so you can look at the images...

Well the images are after the jump. Hop on in! I'll promise I'll stop talking then.

Atlus has confirmed via GTTV that the company has picked up the publishing rights to Zombie Studios' first-person horror game Daylight. The scares are randomly generated, so the player will never be prepared for a scare.

Here's the game's official description.

"Waking up in an abandoned hospital with only your cell phone for illumination, you explore the institution's dark criminal past as you attempt to escape. In Daylight no two experiences are the same, and it is best played alone in the dark.

Daylight introduces gamers to a procedurally generated world that replicates the horrifying nature of Daylight over and over again, but creates a different environment for each new game. Each time the player begins a new game, they experience a new world with new content and encounters; from the layout of the building and the things they seek to the events they encounter, it is never the same experience twice."

Daylight arrives in 2014 on PlayStation 4. It is a download-only title on PSN.

For some screenshots and a trailer, hit the jump!

Team Ninja and Tecmo Koei have released a trailer for Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z. The game is a spin-off of the Ninja Gaiden series we all know and love, with an emphasis on zombies.

You control Yaiba, a victim of Ryu Hayabusa's fighting. The cyborg was killed by the ninja, but was brought back to life through the miracle of robotic technology. A new adventure ensues, as Yaiba hunts down and slices up zombies into tiny little pieces while seeking out his murderer.

The game has no confirmed platforms yet, although Team Ninja has unveiled an official site for the game. It can be found right here.

To see the full trailer, hit the jump!

A new Tales of Xillia English story trailer was released yesterday on GameSpot's Youtube channel. The new trailer shows off some of the impressive animation and voice acting in the new game. Tales of Xillia stars two main protagonists, Jude Mathis and Milla Maxwell. In the game you play through each of the protagonists stories, though most of the time the two protagonists will be together. The game is set to be released in the US on August 6, 2013, and Europe on August 9, 2013.

Watch the trailer after the jump.

The Last of Us is the highly anticipated third-person survival horror game made exclusively for the PlayStation 3 by the highly acclaimed video game developer Naughty Dog. To build some hype with the general population, Sony has released a live action television trailer. The trailer shows a man turning into Joel, most likely as a representation of the hardships the gamer has to go through in the game. The trailer has Ellie narrating, asking you to take up arms, what you would do to survive, and what you would do to protect her.

Watch the trailer after the jump.

Update: Square-Enix UK has uploaded an English version of the trailer- See it after the jump

I won't lie - I'm still shocked that Square Enix has actually decided to make a third in the Final Fantasy XIII series, even though it was initially announced quite a while back. It feels almost surreal to live in a world where a developer forges forth with a set of characters and plot lines despite their cultural status being near-universally panned.

Anyway, Square Enix has jumped the gun on their upcoming E3 show to give the world a new glimpse into the world of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII. This time around, Lightning apparently switches outfits depending on the occasion and sports a nifty pair of sunglasses, and there appears to be quite a bit of melodrama going on. Unfortunately I don't speak Japanese and there are no subtitles, so basically all of it is lost on me.

Stay tuned for the inevitable English version, which will probably make the goings-on much clearer.

"He who fights monsters should beware, lest he become a monster himself" -- Friedrich Nietzche

Konami's Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2, sequel to 2010's Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, received a new gameplay trailer during Konami's Pre-E3 press conference. The trailer, clocking in at a hefty six minutes and twenty seconds, features a very subdued piano number at first, and then transitions into a bombastic orchestral song for the remainder of its time. Also worth noting is that the trailer confirms that Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 will be the last title in the Lords of Shadow series, saying, "The epic conclusion to the Lords of Shadow saga."

Head past the jump to see Castlevania Lords of Shadow 2's new E3 2013 trailer!

“NOW this is the law of the jungle, as old and as true as the sky,
And the wolf that shall keep it may prosper, but the wolf that shall break it must die.
As the creeper that girdles the tree trunk, the law runneth forward and back;
For the strength of the pack is the wolf, and the strength of the wolf is the pack.”

Bungie, the studio behind development for the Halo franchise up through Halo Reach, is currently developing their first ever game, entitled Destiny, since their departure from Microsoft to become third party. Recently a new trailer dubbed "The Law of the Jungle" was uploaded to Youtube on the "destinygame" channel. The trailer is comprised of live-action and pre-rendered CG scenes, but it seems this particular trailer is more about the thematic elements of the game rather than the game play, so that's an OK choice.

Destiny is confirmed to be releasing on PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One. A Wii U and PC release may still be a slight possibility, but according to Bungie's Twitter account, "Destiny will absolutely be shipping on four platforms: [the above four]."

Be sure to check out the trailer after the jump!

Today, Nintendo released a trailer for the re-release of Mega Man X on their Wii U Virtual Console service. With the trailer came the announcement that the game will soon be available for download. Mega Man X will be released on May 30th, which is just shy of a week away. This is exciting news for any fan of the Mega Man series. The trailer can be found after the jump!

For those unfamiliar with Mega Man, the X series is a departure from the original Mega Man games, with updated graphics, gameplay elements, and other features which attempted to shake up the traditional Mega Man formula.The updates worked well and were highly praised by critics and fans alike, giving rise to several sequels through the years. Mega Man X is a great game and a must-have for any Mega Man fan, so it is definitely worth a look for Wii U owners.

What do you think? Are you going to pick up this gem from the past? Do you want to try it out for the first time? I strongly recommend it to all platforming fans. Thoughts, feelings, and opinions about any of these things belong in the comments!

As promised, Warner Bros. dropped a massive amount of new Batman: Arkham Origins information on us today, including new gameplay and story details, a brand new trailer, and information about a new playable character, available via preorder DLC.

The trailer tells us a lot about the story and style of the prequel, so we'll have a full rundown of the trailer's details and more after the jump.

Follow at your own risk; spoilers ahead.