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If that was in-game footage, then that's impressive. Finally we get realistic and fluid animation, and the face (or what was exposed) looked great even the stubble. Then let's not forget the weird reflective material half of DeathStroke's mask is made out of it had that great plastic cloth quality to it. Really impressive. Good job WB Games (and Montreal) this game is looking rather promising, or at least graphically impressive.

Edit: I'm not totally convinced that this is 3D rendered, it just looks too damn good, even the tiny bit of skin exposed by DeathStroke's mask (around the eye) is near perfect, there is just such a level of detail in this trailer that makes it hard to believe it was rendered and not acted out. I haven't been impressed by a game (graphically) that's going for realism, ever, until now.

Edit: Edit: And it comes out on the day my parent's got divorced, it's like the gift that keeps on giving.

Why do you dweebs keep saying he looks older? He has a 5 o'clock shadow. I was aware they made you look middle aged.

Anyway, I cannot wait for this. I'm a little upset it's a prequel, but as long as it's as good as the first two, I'll get over it.

Death Stroke is going to be that guy is always up in Batmans business throughout the whole freaking game. fight death stroke, defeat other assassins, uh oh, here comes death stroke again. death even more assassins, oh whats this, Death stroke again. Death stroke helping bats out? oh here comes the fight now that he cleared the competition.

I don't care if this won't show any gameplay, this trailer looks like the full one will have a badass fight between Batman and Deathstroke

Until I see game footage this trailer is just hype. Its like watching the movie Batman " The Dark Knight" and wanting to buy this game, that you have seen zero of. Think about it.

why oh why can these developers/cinematic creators not put out feature films of this quality and subject matter. How many of not only 'gamers' but the general public would go see films like this.
any of the great cinematic scenes we see in our favorite games would be exponentially benefitted by an accompanying film created by the same artists and writers.

look forward to the gameplay as the cinematics may peak my interest, it does not make me want to buy the product.

:)