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Metro: Last Light live-action trailer is post-apocalyptic
by Steve Watts, Nov 27, 2012 12:00am PSTLive-action is the trend du jour among video game trailers, aimed at setting the tone and mood without spending millions of dollars on computer generated effects. Metro: Last Light is the latest to get in on the act, with a new trailer that captures all the filth-caked preachers and regret of the real game.
Apparently, that rambling madman you pass by in the street was right all along. Just wait until Armageddon comes, and then who will have the last laugh? The answer is "no one" because the apocalypse just isn't all that funny even if you had a good point. But if you want to see a scary future in which the man who smells like feces turns out to be the smartest guy in the room, check out the trailer below.
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Metro: Last Light has released a live-action trailer, cautioning you not to dismiss the crazy street preachers who warn of the end times.
Metro: Last Light has released a live-action trailer, cautioning you not to dismiss the crazy street preachers who warn of the end times. : Shacknews
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Also it's not like live action trailers replace gameplay trailers. It's an additional thing. You'll see more gameplay later down the road. Actually, there has already been some,. This, for example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcdiGbVQiqM
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