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Killzone: Shadow Fall trailers get technical
Sony unveiled two new trailers for Killzone: Shadow Fall today, one of which shows how the game looks with and without its PS4-powered effects. The game launched this week before the PS4 hits shelves on November 15.
Exclusive: Here's Star Trek Online's Season 8 launch trailer
Hey look, it's another Star Trek Online dev blog, this time focused on the Federation tutorial revamp hinted at yesterday. STO content designer Matt Miller is your guide for a look at the hows and whys of bringing the Fed newbie experience up to par with its Romulan and Klingon counterparts. We've also got an exclusive first look at STO's Season 8 launch trailer. Click past the cut and enjoy!
SimCity Cities of Tomorrow launch trailer is here today
It seems appropriate that the launch trailer for Cities of Tomorrow, a SimCity expansion which pushes your virtual society 50 years into the future, should arrive today, more than two weeks before its November 12 debut.
Bravely Default launch trailer wallows in RPG nostalgia
If your expectations for a Square Enix roleplaying game are largely based on a childhood spent riding Chocobos, in turn-based combat or summoning Bahamut, the new Japanese launch trailer for Bravely Default: Flying Fairy should be right up your alley.
Dragon Eternity launches on Android, iPhone, and Facebook
Always touted as a cross-platform MMO since its introduction at E3 2012, Dragon Eternity was initially only playable in browsers on the PC, moving to the iPad more recently. But we knew other platforms were also in development. As of today, the dragon-infused game becomes even more mobile, launching on the iPhone and Android devices as well as Facebook. Now users of a variety of different devices can jump into the world of Adan to obtain and train dragon pets and mounts, adventure, craft, and PvP. Watch the launch trailer right here after the break. Then if you want a more in-depth look at play on a mobile device, be sure to check out the hands-on in MMObility. [Source: Game Insight press release]
Splinter Cell: Blacklist launch trailer lit up (by explosions)
Ubisoft has a new action-packed trailer for Splinter Cell: Blacklist ahead of the game's August 23 release. If you prefer a little more text with your videos, we recommend checking out our review of the game.
Remember Me launch trailer arrives in style
This trailer for Remember Me flashes its action-packed, stylish side to commemorate the game's recent launch. Be sure to read our review of the game to find out about its other sides.
God of War: Ascension demo hits PSN alongside new trailer
The single-player demo for God of War: Ascension is available now for all users on the PlayStation Network. There's also a launch trailer out for the game, as seen above. Turns out the pre-divine Kratos is just as popular with the ladies as the fully-powered one was. Oh, and he's plenty angry, too.
Trine 2: Director's Cut gets Wii U launch trailer
This trailer shows off a few of the 20 levels players will encounter in Trine 2: Director's Cut, Frozenbyte's launch title for Wii U. The game is available now on Nintendo's eShop for $20.
Massively Exclusive: RaiderZ announces launch date with new screens and a video
Since the beta doors opened on October 24th, more folks have been checking out the action of RaiderZ, banding together to engage massive bosses and even using mobs' own limbs as weapons against them. But if you were waiting for launch to jump in and experience the free-form class system and monster transformation ability for yourself, get ready: Perfect World Entertainment has just announced that the free-to-play game will launch on November 20th. Senior Producer Mark Hill noted that launch was just the beginning. He stated, "We'd like to thank fans for their continued support and also welcome new players to explore the Kingdom of Rendel. This is just the first part of our commitment to provide players with a great experience for years to come." Want a glimpse of what you can expect next week? Check out the beautiful world and watch a variety of battles in the launch trailer after the break, and enjoy some exclusive images in the gallery below. [Source: Perfect World Entertainment press release]%Gallery-170990%
Zombie Driver HD takes the wheel next week for XBLA, Steam, Android
Zombie Driver HD hits (we hope not literally) XBLA, Steam and Android devices on October 17, with a launch on PSN to follow "soon after," Exor Studios writes. The above launch trailer shows off the violent zombie-smashing action of Zombie Driver HD, covering a range of vehicles, cityscapes and angry plant-based monsters. Zombie Driver HD rolls in with a range of Xbox Live avatar gear and downloadable bloody taxis, all of which you can check out in advance right here.
Mists of Pandaria is now live in Europe, Blizz posts a new video [Updated]
Are you still on the fence about purchasing Mists of Pandaria? Really, the game comes out tomorrow; you should have made up your mind by now. But if you're still conflicted about buying World of Warcraft's fourth expansion, you can take a look at the newest development video that shows off everything players can expect from the update. And it's not just a quick list of updates. If you have any lingering questions about what the expansion will contain or any features that you've missed hearing about, this video will put all of that to rest. Previews of the new zones, previews of new scenarios, previews of the new Monk class in action -- you can get a full rundown of the expansion's features in seven minutes. So click on past the break to see everything that's in store for players tomorrow, whether or not you've decided to jump in. [Update: Pandaria is now live in Europe! Check out the parade Blizzard threw for the game in London, and as always, visit WoW Insider for the full scoop on the expansion.]
LittleBigPlanet Vita launch trailer has mini-games for all to enjoy
LittleBigPlanet Vita officially launches September 25, but already a few intrepid fans have slaved over strategies and painstakingly outwitted various retailers into selling them copies ahead of release – or there was just a misunderstanding and some stores put out the game early.On the PlayStation Blog, Tarsier Studios community coordinator Simon Rosenkotter says he hopes these players are enjoying the game, but warns the servers won't go live until tomorrow, so online play is still blocked until then. Sony has given the go-ahead to retailers to sell the game early, so check your local stores.To satiate early players and the jealous masses, above we have the LittleBigPlanet Vita launch trailer, showing off the mini-games in the game's Arcade option.
Guild Wars 2 launch trailer released
Roughly two weeks after the game itself, Guild Wars 2's launch trailer has, well, launched. A couple of teaser images in mid-August and a series of incredibly portentous quotes beginning late Sunday evening clued fans into the fact that something was afoot, and the video has just gone live. This trailer is several steps removed from the cinematic- and gameplay-heavy videos that have promoted the game thus far, featuring a significant amount of real-life footage. We're given a tasty bit of in-game footage at the end, though, including a good, long look at Zhaitan himself. Skip below the cut to view the launch trailer in all its glory.
Kingdom Hearts 3D arriving soon, so here's the 'launch' trailer
Square Enix is celebrating the imminent release of Kingdom Hearts 3D with – you guessed it – a launch trailer. If you still haven't seen enough of the Disney X Squeenix mashup just yet, here's another chance to remedy that.
The Secret World reveals its launch trailer
Some secrets are out. Funcom might have slipped the launch in a day early, but The Secret World's launch trailer kept to the initial schedule. For just under three minutes, players can now get a glimpse of some of the secrets hiding throughout the world in the form of various beasts and monsters while being serenaded by the bluesy voice of Dinah Washington crooning (the quite appropriate) This Bitter Earth. Watch the debut cinematic after the cut, and to catch up on all the latest about The Secret World, check out the launch-day roundup as well as Massively's new column dedicated to the world of secret organizations, Chaos Theory. [Thanks to Acidburn for the tip!]
Celebrate Max Payne 3's PC launch with this fancy new trailer
Max Payne may be a grizzled, drug-addled alcoholic, but he's looking a heck of a lot prettier in his latest trailer. With today's launch of Max Payne 3 on PC, Rockstar doled out the latest clip from that platform's lofty graphical watermarks. That means more than just a better looking Max; this trailer has a better looking everything.
Good morning, here's the Dragon's Dogma launch trailer
Most people may not know this, but starting your day off with dragons, burning ouroboroses and cheesy, overwrought voice acting is just as important as eating a well-balanced breakfast. It's something to do with fiber, and having your humors balanced ... Look, we're not nutritionists, okay?
Max Payne is moving forward (mostly toward next week's launch)
Despite Max Payne 3 not launching at retail until next Tuesday, Rockstar went ahead and released the "launch" trailer this afternoon. And despite Max's crippling addiction to painkillers and booze, he seems to be moving forward with his life, as seen in the clip. Where he's going ... that's another story entirely.
TERA reveals launch trailers, provides update on account errors
Today is a fateful day for Arboreans everywhere, as En Masse Entertainment's spankin'-new action-based MMO, TERA, is officially live. In celebration of the momentous occasion, the studio has released a shiny launch trailer for existing fans and potential players alike to feast their eyes upon. As one might expect from the game that coined the terms "big-ass monster" and "real action combat," the trailer is essentially a series of scenes of ass-kicking set to some suitably epic music, offering players a glimpse at the fast-paced combat they can expect from the title. In addition to the launch trailer, the studio has posted the two final race videos; we've included all three after the cut. But of course, MMO launch days are always fraught with at least a few issues, and TERA's launch is no different. Many players are experiencing errors that are keeping them from getting into and enjoying the game, but En Masse tells those players to rest assured that the team is "actively working to resolve them." Players experiencing those issues should keep an eye on the official TERA site as well as the game's Twitter and Facebook pages, as any updates to the situation will be posted as they happen.
