Death Stranding 2: On the Beach I’ve gone out today, and the early visit period is not counted. Kojima Productions and publisher Sony couldn’t help but release the last trailer. I wouldn’t be surprised if something like the filename is ds2_final_trailer_v17_noactallyitsthelastone.mp4, but it still has six minutes.
While there are some interesting moments in this trailer, it’s too long. If you want to keep it as spoiler-free as possible before playing the game, you probably shouldn’t watch it, as the trailer includes some pickiness and maybe some radiance. DS2Surprisingly.
The director of the game hideo kojima is a man with more ideas than he has time to execute. This is obvious in his game, full of complexity and movies. I found a titled “YouTube Video”Death Stranding 2 All cutscenes Part 1 “Nearly two hours. In other words, these games are a lot of (Although there is a special cutscene for your birthday that is cute). Appropriately, the trailer is too big.
Judging from my number, we have 30 minutes now DS2 Trailer, including 10 minutes. This is not counting the 22-minute game demonstration at the Summer Game Festival. when Death Stranding 2 There will inevitably be migration from PS5 to other platforms, so I don’t believe it is “the ultimate”. There may be a director’s cutout with its own trailer.
Yes, studios, publishers and their marketing teams are trying to break the noise in their hands and on the radar of players who might want to check them out. But this is the Hideo kojima game published by Sony. A sequel to a famous game that more than 20 million people have played. The vast majority of people who are interested in this Death Stranding 2 It is likely to be clear. This may not require a final trailer, and certainly not a six-minute trailer. (I’m pretty clear that the irony is that by embedding it here, we’re bringing more eyeballs into this trailer. Don’t @me.)
Kojima personally edited the trailer for his game, and he made the award for it. But they might be able to do it with another pass from someone else’s hand.
