Gameplay Trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOkr4YqZAME&feature=relatedInterview:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wgi0vM7nhcs&feature=relatedOfficial Teaser (and boy did it tease):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4r_MGVvMFpg&feature=relatedAt first, I saw the official teaser, which at the time I didn't realize it was live action, so I got hyped about the graphics until I watched it again and did some reading up on it.
While the game looks ok in the gameplay trailer, the official teaser hyped me up a lot for the game, until I saw the gameplay and it reminded me of some kind of hyperspeed and slightly different version of The Conduit. So, yes, I'm disappointed.
But this brings up a question: Is it acceptable for producers to use live action shorts for their trailers and not mention that it is? Sent U A Message (Xbox Live's insider feed) didn't mention this when I first saw it, and I'm pretty sure they fell for it too. I think it's a shady tactic, and if you're going to use live action for a game trailer instead of the actual game's graphics, make sure people know that.
Opinions?