What is the point of having a cinematic trailer for something that is an interactive experience? Yeah they look impressive and most likely had a lot of time and effort put into them, but they arent selling the correct medium. We PLAY games, sometimes even though cut scenes are bloody ludicrous now-a-days we dont want to watch a pre-rendered cinematic while we sit there wondering when the actually game part of a damn video game starts. I recall when the Dead Island trailer came out and everyone lost their marbles over how shocking it was to have the entire trailer playing in reverse, when that particular chestnut had been cracked and smashed to dust in the 90s. And when the actual game came out, everyone thought it was a huge poo. The moral of the story is, in a trailer, show some actual bloody gameplay.