Side rant:
It's a really nice looking trailer but I will be so fucking glad when we grow past this trend in games where everything has to be so utterly EPIC and over-the-top all the time. Did any of you watch Microsoft's keynote at this years E3? 90% of what they showed is exactly that - but just turned up a few degrees.
I know that's much of what these things about, but if I see one more dramatic slow-mo shot of a chiseled-faced, scruffy looking badass just strolling through a hail of gunfire, someone make a death-defying, acrobatic leap towards a vehicle and grabbing the edge with just their finger tips, the camera zoom in to someone's facial expression while they're being killed, impossibly huge explosions, the cliche use of ending each trailer with a dramatic pause in the dialog and then delivering that last definitively spoken line that's usually something like: "It has begun" or "now is the time" or "welcome to your destiny" and, worst of all, the absurd over-use of grand symphonic scores for the game music -- then I am going to vomit.
Yeah. When we get past all that (or at least get away from relying on it so much), it's going to be a good day.