Take a look at the trailer for the upcoming Thor video game that arrives in 2011, just in time for the new movie.
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Yay video game trailer and dramatic setting…
BOO that it’s just a teaser and didn’t show any actual gameplay of any sort. I guess they’re waiting on the movie trailer to come out first or something?
EH another movie game that will be mediocre to bad. The only one that was actually good was the Spider-man games that released with the Movies. Iron Man was awful.
See, I thought the first Iron Man game was alright, once you got past the nausea that mid-flight battles created. It was just really really short and could be beaten in a single sitting. But I agree, I doubt that it’ll be a very good game. Plus teasers work really well for movies that a majority of people know what it is by just the littlest amount of reveal, games require a little more than that. Unless it’s a new Halo game or WoW or something that already has a huge fanbase. I always reserve judgement until seeing the actual game mechanics, so teasers do little more than tell me a title and maybe that’s enough for them.
It always seems to be the same voice-over guy for all trailers. They should have had someone gruffer and with a Nordic accent, just to give it flavor.
I demand that the next trailer be voiced by the Swedish Chef.
Meh, getting abit sick of movie tie-in games now.
At least the Green Lantern game isn’t going to be based on the movie =/
Is it just me or did the voiceover guy sound more like Pablo Francisco than Don LaFontaine?