Concept Trailer: Warren Lich
1984 meets Blade Runner meets 300 meets totally awesome in this stunning 4-minute concept trailer for Warren Lich; it was created by Revolver Films with a budget of 1,000 euros.
1984 meets Blade Runner meets 300 meets totally awesome in this stunning 4-minute concept trailer for Warren Lich; it was created by Revolver Films with a budget of 1,000 euros.
GGRP Sound’s flatpacking puts Ikea to shame: their Cardboard Record Player starts off as a folded envelope, but unpacks into a functioning turntable that is spun using a pencil.
This trailer for Alexander Shen’s Cadet 227 isn’t like anything we’ve seen (or heard) before: it’s a game for the visually impaired where you’ll rely solely on sound, with no visuals at all.
Blu-ray gets just a bit bluer on 4/22/10 with the release of Avatar; it’ll be available as a two-disc Blu-ray and DVD combo, with an “ultimate” edition with extras coming in November.
NSFW language: Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days gets an 8/24/10 release date while making an unsurprisingly messy entrance to the Far East in the Welcome to Shanghai trailer above.
If you liked last week’s teaser, watch the full trailer for Predators above; the reboot of the franchise spreads the death amongst multiple characters as opposed to focusing on just one.
Perfect for games of Paper Mario, Zim and Zou’s Papercraft Gameboy puts our own origami attempts to shame; it not only includes a Tetris cartridge but a 3D game of Tetris.
Samurai cowboys out for vengeance need look no further than this Enemies trailer for Red Steel 2; it’s packed with psychopaths, swordslingers, butchers, warlords, and of course, ninjas.
Now available: Dragon Age: Origins: Awakening gets a relatively short but sweet launch trailer; the expansion raises the level cap and also includes new spells, items, and abilities.
You’ve got the whole world (floating) in your hands: the Antigravity Platform is basically a big electromagnet that levitates and illuminates your goodies via an included magnetic stand.
You could call ‘em blockheads, but for Adult Fans of LEGO it’d be a compliment: AFOL: A Blocumentary takes apart LEGO fans and reveals a surprisingly witty and skilled group of hobbyists.
Sony’s Kevin Butler travels back in time from 11/2010 to teach backwards early 2010ers about the PlayStation Move; yup, more digs at Wii and Natal from the VP of Realistic Movements.
Yankees Pitcher CC Sabathia takes time out of his not-too-busy schedule for a very important PSA on grenade spamming while also pitching Battlefield: Bad Company 2. Thanks, everyone!
SCEA’s Scott Rohde discusses the PlayStation Move and takes a swipe at the Wii; he not only talks about SOCOM 4 and LBP but a PS3 uber-bundle and two-controller configurations.
Available 3/23/10: Just Cause 2’s launch trailer doesn’t reveal anything new, but commandeering a fighter jet from a helicopter and crashing it into an oil derrick never gets old.
Now available: Kratos serves Mt. Olympus a wrathful eviction notice in this Launch Trailer for God of War III; it runs less than two minutes but packs in much of the game’s first 30 minutes.
NSFW: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Dawn of the Dreadfuls revisits English zombie sensibilities, this time with a quintet of ninja-star throwing, pistol-packing chicks joining the fray.
The latest preview for ATLUS’ PS3 pixel game 3D Dot Game Heroes. Best part: “He builds giant, evil stone golems with lasers… because it’s fun to blow them up.”
This Behind the Scenes trailer for Transformers: WfC gets up close and personal with High Moon Studios, but the real treat is behind the devs: the animations are seriously jaw-dropping.
Parrot’s AR.Drone has much more waiting in the wings than just flying: this Game Demo video shows off both one- and two-player combat modes with simulated and real opponents.
Available today (3/16/10): Metro 2033 gets a suitably post-apocalyptic launch trailer that mixes cinematics and gameplay; yes, the soundtrack is from 28 Weeks Later, and yes, it’s bad-ass.
It’s a bat-astrophe that Batman: Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Edition isn’t available stateside; it uses TriOviz’s 2D-to-3D tech and includes Batman and Joker-themed 3D glasses.
Made by Master Swordsmith Peter Lyon, Strider’s Sword is a must for Lord of the Rings fans: based on the blade wielded by Aragorn during his ranger days, only three are available.
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