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12 Game, Movie, and TV Show Trailers You Might Have Missed This Week
IGN highlights trailers released between 22 and 28 August, led by a 27-minute extended look at Grand Theft Auto 6 and several gamescom announcements.
– Grand Theft Auto 6: Rockstar released a 27-minute extended look; it launches on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S on 19 November.– Fable: 18 minutes of quest gameplay showed Bowerstone, character interactions and combat; it arrives on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC on 23 February 2027.– The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt: A free remaster for existing owners launches on 29 September, alongside the announced Songs of the Past DLC.– Final Fantasy VII Revelation: A gameplay trailer featured the Weapons and aerial and submarine combat; it is due in spring 2027.– No Law: The cyber-noir first-person shooter is planned for PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC in 2027.– Pokémon Tales: The Misadventures of Sirfetch’d and Pichu: Aardman unveiled a teaser for its stop-motion Pokémon series, due on Disney+ in 2027.– Ali G: Who Iz I?: The article also notes a trailer for the return of Ali G.
In short
- GTA 6 dominated a busy trailer week.
- Gamescom delivered major 2027 game announcements.
- Aardman revealed a stop-motion Pokémon series.
Explained simply
Game, film and television trailers give audiences an early look at projects in development or nearing release. The names in this week’s selection include established series such as Grand Theft Auto, Fable, The Witcher and Final Fantasy, alongside new projects.
These titles involve different companies and platforms: Rockstar makes Grand Theft Auto, while Aardman is producing a stop-motion Pokémon series for Disney+. Some entries are games planned for consoles and PC; others are television projects. Release plans range from this year to 2027, so the trailers offer varying amounts of detail about what audiences can expect.