I don't think they ever did.

Most news sites I frequent mentioned that they teased it when a few pieces of concept art showed up in a slideshow, but the actual trailer never seemed to show up anywhere.
I only found it by searching for information about the game.

I can get that, I would really love to see a Gravity Rush…

They released a trailer last month, for some reason it didn't get spread about too much.

I'd love to see a Gravity Rush game come to PS4, but at the same time I also don't want it to leave Vita.
Theres so much about the game that just feels right with the vita's input and the portability of it.

I'd say I'd like a spinoff…

I yearn for more Gravity Rush.
I hope they give us some concrete information about the sequel soon!

That Arkham games =P

Imagery isn't necessarily all about the visuals though.
A novel can have imagery, as can purely audio mediums.

We don't see her wrists being sliced open, but it some respects thats worse.
It means that the decision of what exactly is happening underneath that wrist band is left to our imagination.

We're told that she cuts…

It's true that it may not be aimed at very young children, but it still has a lot of appeal to a young audience.
You only have to spend a bit of time in the DeviantArt community to realise how many young people are feverishly devoted to anime like this.

The friend I was referring to in my previous comment is still very…

I know, but it's a lot less funny to put it that way!

Jokes aside it's probably more to do with piracy and a next-gen version of the game, but seriously, all the mystery stuff wouldn't be nearly so fun had the game released on pc!

Heres something to think about.

If it was out on pc, people would have just ripped apart the game files and found all the ufo's and bigfoots and any other mysteries still in the game before anybody had a chance to realise there were any mysteries to find.

As soon as people mention the idea there is something inside…

Are you trolling?

It isn't a literal calculation.
There aren't 100,000 people being monitored for suicides and counted up.

Even if she isn't literally taking a razor blade to her wrists, the imagery is still very clear.

An image doesn't need to be paint by numbers for it to give people ideas, or inspire certain emotions or reactions from them.

Imagery is a very strong thing, and thought it might be played off in a relatively childish or…

If only he had an almost impenetrable scottish accent in the game it would be perfect!

Yeah, I remember the term being used in a Halo book I read a long time ago.

It's probably a better known term in England because of football hooligans getting into fights at pubs.

So tangentially related to the article, is "glassed" not a common term abroad?

I know for certain here in the UK the vast majority of the population know that to glass somebody is not a pleasant thing.

Yes!
I always like it when all of the animation and assets used are embellishments on the truth rather than outright departures from it.

Like, having a cg explosion in a lego movie, but making that explosion look like a piece of lego, having the small pieces of lego replace default rubble and the like.

The trailer…

I enjoy stop motion films like this as much as anybody else, but I've always had a particular fondness for people that put the effort into making effects fit in stylistically with the tools you are using.

Rather than having actual flame effects, using the lego flames and animating them in a way to better suit your need.

…

True, I don't even think it's intentional the vast majority of the time.
It's just one of those things that has become so ingrained into the way we experience media that it's constantly in our minds, like monomyth.

I know, I was under the impression he was called commander Shepard because his role was to shepherd humanity through a dangerous time and lead them to safety.

Mmm, that's actually one of DelTorro's films I haven't seen yet!

I must take action against this failing.

The game's been running fine for me today (first time since launch).

One issue I do have though, the game seems to struggle getting anybody into missions with me.

If I join a random match or just start up a deathmatch or race I can find people, but any time I try doing one of the missions characters text you about the…

My dad really struggles to grasp the concept of Minecraft.

I (21) played it a lot before, building towns and relatively intricate redstone structures for the fun of it.
Then a friends son (6) started playing it too, and he just can't work out how we can both play the same game but do entirely different things within it…