This, but it looks waay better than the MW3 gameplay videos that I watched.
Well, it's not very hard beating a game which has been recycled year after year. This must be the fourth or fifth year now that it has been recycled.
I mean for MW2 they atleast made a new font so that the fanboys would feel as if the game was new and for Black Ops changed it back yet again for the fanboys, but now there isn't even a new font, that shows how little work is going into the game.
I'm fine with BF3 trailers, actually, I'd like more, but I really wish they officially release more multiplayer details.
I feel this is a nice way of putting it:
* Activision watches new BF trailer*
Activision CEO: ...Wow... WTF are we gonna do now.
CoD Developers: I don't know, but I can't wait to fly those jets, when is this game coming out?
Activision CEO: Shut the hell up and get back to copy and pasting MW.
and
Activision CEO: Shut up. How many players does BF get online?
CoD Developers: 32 on consoles, with dedicated servers.
Activision CEO: MW3 will have 128, no servers.
CoD Developers: But sir, that's impos-
Activision CEO: DO. IT. NOW.
and
Activision Dev -- how are we gonna compare with BF3? It's amazing.
Activision CEO -- Don't worry, people are stupid and are gonna buy our game anyway, even though it's exactly the same as the other CoD games.
Activision Dev -- i don't understand....
Activision CEO -- Let me explain. I already know one way we'll outsell BF3; increase the price of map packs from $15 to $20 and stop making new maps. instead, we'll only give them "retro" maps from old games.
Activision Dev -- Any reasonable adult wouldn't go for that...I mean, they already played those maps.
Activision CEO -- Exactly! No adults would want to pay for old content. That's why we're targeting 12 year olds.
Activision Dev -- Oh! Genius. So we'll make it more kid-oriented, just like we did with World of Warcraft.
Activision CEO -- Exactly! And, if you suggest anything innovative, want the fairly earned wages stipulated in your contract, or create a successful product, we'll fire you and get entangled in a lawsuit. Because at Activision, we know that gamers only want to read about lawsuits and play sequels of old games instead of playing newer, better games.