How We Feel About Video Game Trailers
Aren’t they just such a tease???
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this cant be more accurate
That moment when fans who have become rabid beyond reason and cynics pessimistic beyond reason that the fail to distinguish between in-game footage and cinematic trailers, a marketing technique used by the video game industry for over a decade…