Teaser Trailer for the New Jurassic World movie

You can check out the first footage from Jurassic World in a new video teasing the film's trailer debut later this week.

The footage gives us our first look at new cast members Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard and shots clearly meant to evoke the original 1993 Jurassic Park film, backed by an evocative version of John Williams' Jurassic Park theme.

Tropico 5 teaser trailer looks very piratey

In this teaser trailer released today it is identical to a favorite Disney pirate movie that we all know and love.

Ubisoft Officially Unveils Assassin's Creed Unity Footage

Earlier this week, a number of details leaked online about a new installment of the Assassin's Creed franchise with the subtitle Unity taking place during the French Revolution. Ubisoft has confirmed the game's existence, and released some teaser footage showing the game in motion.

See Spider-Man Run Free In Manhattan

Watch as The Amazing Spider-Man executive producer Brent Nicholas walks you through navigating Manhattan with mostly uninterrupted gameplay.

We've seen all of the elements of this developer walkthrough shown off, but this is the first time we've really seen its practical applications in the middle of the game. Typically, we've just been seeing little sections pulled out of the game and edited together into trailer form.

The Amazing Spider-Man is coming to PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo 3DS, and plain old Nintendo DS on June 26.

SEE VIDEO HERE.


[gameinformer.com]

Spider-Man's New Viral... Thing

Easily the biggest story of the day was Sony's debut of the new trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man. And of course, not even 24 hours after its release, someone spotted a hidden viral message pointing to another viral website viral thing... that's viral.

Collider was the first to notice this image:

The words "Mark of the Spider-Man," embedded in the graphic, directed them to MarkoftheSpider-Man.com, which brings up a plain, grey webpage featuring six static-filled boxes and the Spider-Man logo at the bottom. As far as we can tell, none of these boxes nor the logo are clickable. However, if you happen to have a keen spider-sense or, likewise, a mountain of time on your hands, this may be the answer to your mesmerizing boredom.

But if you just want to skip all that stuff, I would suggest you watch this trailer again instead:

[source ign.com]

Alan Wake's American Nightmare Is Pure Pulp Horror

It's understandable that there's still some lingering disappointment that Remedy's new Alan Wake game isn't a fully-fledged sequel, but Alan Wake's American Nightmare is more than DLC. As a standalone spin-off, it's a new, short-form reinterpretation of the Alan Wake formula rather than an add-on for the existing game. Set inside an episode of the Twilight Zone-alike in-game TV show Night Springs, it's a five-hour action thriller that takes its inspiration from classic horror, science fiction, urban legends and pulp Americana. Think of it as the short story to the original Alan Wake's novel.