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El Shaddai Trailers Show Off Stunning Visuals
Ignition's upcoming title, El Shaddai: Ascention of the Metatron, has a very confusing story. There's a famous blonde guy named Enoch who goes by 72 different names. His journey takes him through an epic war between heaven and hell. On the way, he encounters an archangel named Lucifel, who is very slick and talks to God on a cellular telephone. While I may not be able to make much sense of the plot, I can say that El Shaddai is a visual marvel. Take a look yourself.
Trailer 1 (released during E3):
[View:http://gameinformer.com/games/el_shaddai/m/el_shaddai_media/385216.aspx:610:343]
Trailer 2 (released today):
[View:http://gameinformer.com/games/el_shaddai/m/el_shaddai_media/385264.aspx:610:343]
If you want to know more about El Shaddai, read our E3 preview. Stay tuned for more on this 360 and PS3 game leading up to its 2011 release.
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