Joe from GamersFTW writes: There’s monsters! There’s guns! There’s monsters with guns! There’s a heavy metal soundtrack that gets you pumped to fight the armies of hell, and there isn’t any sight of Karl Urban or Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson anywhere. The one problem that this trailer has is that it is definitely too short, just being cut off before it really looks like the action’s going to escalate. Nonetheless, it’s a great taste of what the game has to offer.
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I really like live action trailers, I think they get people excited about a game but it takes the focus away from graphics debates and the like. More please!