It’s a brand new Video Round Up! Brace yourself for a whole week’s worth of video content from the latest trailers to the biggest gameplay footage. Sit back and relax as we dive into the biggest videos from the week that was. Here’s a taste.
After going completely silent since it’s original announcement, Avalanche Studios has finally released a compelling trailer showing off the many gameplay features of their upcoming Mad Max game. From the looks of the footage, it’s going to be a beautifully huge game that stays true to the spirit of the franchise.
Get ready for more Call of Duty as Activision and Treyarch released a 3 minute teaser trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops III. It has a heavy Deus Ex feel to it, complete with augmentation, controversy of wearable tech, and eventual conflict. Hey, the trailer got the attention of Eidos Montreal.
I’ve also got new videos for Splatoon, Project CARS, Rainbow Six Siege and so much more after the break, so come check out this week’s batch of trailers!
The full list of videos await you after the jump…
| Total War: Warhammer – Reveal Trailer |
| Driveclub – April DLC/Update Trailer |
| Splatoon – Claim Your Turf Trailer |
| Project Spark – Conker Community Creations Trailer |
| Happy Wars – Xbox One Trailer |
| Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: China – Launch Trailer |
| Mad Max – Gameplay Overview Trailer |
| The Evil Within: The Consequence – Launch Trailer |
| Triad Wars – Own The Underworld Trailer |
| Rainbow Six Seige – Inside Rainbow #1 |
| Call of Duty: Black Ops III – Ember Teaser |
| Project CARS – The World Is Yours Trailer |
| King’s Quest – The Vision Trailer |
| The Crew – Raid DLC Trailer |
| The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – TV Spot |
| N++ – Deathball Trailer |
| Might & Magic Heroes VII – Beta Announcement Trailer |
| Rory McIlroy PGA Tour – Gameplay Features Trailer |
| Orbit – Xbox One Trailer |
| Mario Kart 8 – Wild Woods Trailer |
I’m a little shocked right now, the next Call of Duty actually looks interesting to me. However, this is territory that Deus Ex has covered before, and I’m having a hard time believing that CoD could handle the scenario anywhere near as well as Deus Ex. Here’s hoping they’ll at least capitalize on this idea and make some genuinely interesting gameplay with it.
Frankly, I’m surprised they stuck with Black Ops for this long. I didn’t know the story could continue forward like this.
The trailer looks cool but I don’t know, I’m still very much on the fence about it. It looks like they combined elements of Titanfall, Deus Ex, and Advanced Warfare which…is fine, but has been done before. I guess I need to see more of the game.
I’d be more inclined to have confidence in it if two things were different:
1.) This wasn’t released as a Call of Duty game, because that name carries certain expectations with it.
2.) If it wasn’t following the 2-year, Call of Duty development cycle. It’s hard for a AAA game to be new and fresh when there’s not time to innovate.