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Why Robin Makes Batman Better When I saw WET earlier this year, one of the things I really liked about the action title was its artistic rage mode. But it’s kind of hard to explain the fast-paced, over-the-top mode. Fortunately, GameTrailers has our back.
This Thursday’s GameTrailers will be showing off a new Modern Warfare 2 gameplay teaser, I’m told.
While first footage of new downloadable content for Call of Duty: World At War will probably draw the most viewers, it’s the first look at Split Second that makes the next GameTrailers TV enticing.
Of all the smacktalk that goes on in the video game industry, we didn’t expect these two parties to have a go at each other. Between developers, studio heads and console manufacturers — and occasionally community director versus producer — there’s plenty of fodder for mudslinging fun. The most recent episode of GameTrailers’ “Invisible Walls” podcast, however, is just kind of a bum out. It touches on a recent request from the ESRB to various media outlets, including GameTrailers, that they pull any and all Fallout 3 trailers.
Gametrailers has just launched part one of their in-depth look at everything Warcraft, The Warcraft Retrospective. It’s a comprehensive look at the origins of the Blizzard property, and when I say comprehensive I mean they go back to the original real-time strategy game, Don Daglow’s 1982 game Utopia for the Intellivision, through Warcraft 1 & 2, and even feature footage from the abandoned Warcraft Adventures game. So entertaining and informative that I almost forgot to set this post live. The Warcraft Retrospective Part 1: Drums of War [Gametrailers]
