New trailer examines The Conduit's literary side
by Richard Mitchell 
{ Apr 29th 2009 at 7:00PM }
Knowing that you, dear readers, want more than blood, aliens and explosions -- that you are sophisticated -- we have embedded a new story trailer for The Conduit above. Put on your smoking jacket, pour the Courvoisier and take in some culture.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Kenology18 @ Apr 29th 2009 8:02PM
That was epic.
pman1225 @ Apr 29th 2009 10:21PM
Even if this game isn't the next Halo, I'm probably going to get it just to support Sega and High Voltage for what they're doing for the Wii.
P.S. Was that a criptic message within the last half-second of the trailer?
Dustin Grissom @ Apr 29th 2009 11:21PM
That was epic, totally amazing. Amazing music.
@Pman: it said "seeing-is-deveiving"
which is a website for the conduit, not the official site, but like a sister site. It's pretty cool, if you can read Drudge (as I can, lol) you will be able to get alot of goodies.
Backslash @ Apr 29th 2009 11:19PM
Please, please, please, oh great denizens of Sega and High Voltage, let this be good.
TendoMan @ Apr 29th 2009 11:38PM
lol@flu epidemic
FFFFFFFF- I need this game. That was a badass trailer. BADASS.
Atlantis1982 @ Apr 30th 2009 3:01AM
Thats well and good, but they need to get these plastered on TV.
Matt B @ Apr 30th 2009 8:12AM
WOW! That looks awwwwwesooomme. I'm saving my pennies for this!
Highlar @ Apr 30th 2009 10:12AM
Okay, that was an awesome trailer. THAT is what a trailer should be like! They need to push this exact trailer onto TV, and into movie theater preview times where they have game previews play now sometimes, too. The music is great, and I love the way it opens with the various new clips. Gets your blood pumping to play The Conduit, and makes me want to find out more of the story. :) "Time to get to work!"
nhcdrybones5 @ Apr 30th 2009 1:11PM
I would love to see this trailer on TV, would build more attention to this incredible game.
Highlar @ Apr 30th 2009 1:32PM
Yeah, that was my point. A trailer like this one would make an excellent commercial. Much better than most Wii commercials you see out there, if you ever do. *sigh* That's one thing which I don't get about third parties. They make great games, but then give them next to no advertising. They need to pony up the dough to get commercials out there on the airwaves. THAT'S how people will know about them, and induce them to pick the games up. Not just putting up a 30 sec. spot during late night tv, or an add in a GAMING magazine that the general public don't buy.