New Game Awards Trailer Hints at GhostWire: Tokyo, Elden Ring, and More

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New Game Awards Trailer Hints at GhostWire: Tokyo, Elden Ring, and More

by Sam Aberdeen on 10 December, 2019

With The Game Awards just around the corner - the final big gaming event of the year - many are eager to see which of their favourite games end up taking home the top prizes, but most of us are also curious about the game announcements, which has yielded a few awesome surprises in the past. From Mortal Kombat 11 to Dark Souls II and Bayonetta 3, The Game Awards has been home to some major game reveals. This year, we're hoping it will be no different, as host Geoff Keighley promised that 10 new games will be unveiled. To celebrate the event, Keighley put together a little trailer - which may give us a clue as to what we can expect.

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The short trailer runs through a number of games from 2019, and some prior to that, showcasing the most anticipated upcoming games as well as those already released. If you play close attention, though, you might notice a few games stand out from the rest. Notably, the trailer briefly showed clips for Elden Ring, Diablo IV, GhostWire: Tokyo, and more - possibly hinting at those games making some appearance at the show.

However, Keighley was quick to mention that nothing included in the trailer was meant to be a teaser for the show. On the contrary, we assume this might be some clever misdirection. The biggest culprit is From Software's Elden Ring, where last month, IGN Middle East revealed via Instagram that the highly anticipated action-RPG would be at The Game Awards.

Every year I personally edit a hype trailer to get me in the mood for #TheGameAwards on Thursday. Here's what I edited together this year. (Nothing included here is meant to tease show content/premieres, just the story I wanted to tell). pic.twitter.com/YztMer2oKn
— Geoff Keighley (@geoffkeighley) December 8, 2019

This is perhaps our biggest clue that Elden Ring will receive news or at least a new trailer. From Software will also attend the show as Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is up for numerous nominations, including Game of the Year. On that note, Sekiro was also famously revealed with a cryptic teaser at The Game Awards in 2017, so the developer and Keighley seem to have a good relationship.

Another very brief (like, blink and you'll miss it) teaser is that of GhostWire: Tokyo from Tango Gameworks, the developers behind The Evil Within. GhostWire: Tokyo, a stunning action/horror game revealed at E3 2019 with the charming Ikumi Nakamura at the helm (or formerly, as she resigned), has been dormant for a few months, and we know little to nothing about the game. The Game Awards might be the best place to reveal our first look at gameplay too, much like Elden Ring.

Of course, this is merely speculation on our part and Keighley could be telling the truth, so adjust your expectations and take this with a grain of salt. The Game Awards are just around the corner, happening on December 12th.