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Today at San Diego Comic-Con, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment (WBIE) and Monolith Productions unveiled the all-new Shadow of Mordor Story Trailer - The Bright Lord for the highly-anticipated upcoming action game Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor. The new trailer reveals many new story details for the game, including the identity of the mysterious Wraith bound to protagonist Talion, as well as his connection to the Rings of Power and the Dark Lord, Sauron.

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He liked it, so he put a ring on it. "Only you could accomplish such art, Celebrimbor," a beautiful figure says, speaking in the memories of the wraith in the new trailer for Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor revealed today at San Diego Comic Con. This figure is Sauron, in his fair form, the one he used to deceive the elves—particularly Celebrimbor—who helped him forge the rings, and this piece of Tolkien lore makes up the backstory that sets up Shadow of Mordor.
Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor is set between The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, and tells the story of Talion, a ranger who is murdered along with his family when Dark Lord Sauron's forces rise in the East. Talion survives by allying himself with a wraith, revealed in this trailer to be deceased Elven Lord Celebrimbor, the greatest smith of the Second Age who was murdered by Sauron himself. Along the way, the two encounter perennial riddler and trickster Gollum, who seeks "The Precious." The One Ring, in the lands where it was forged, Mordor.

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A new and interesting strategy game that you can play whenever you need something new.

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Not every critic loved Dr. Mario when it first came out. In fact, some critics hated it. Defunct Games compiles a list of classic reviews from Electronic Gaming Monthly, Raze, Nintendo Power and Nintendo Magazine System to see what critics thought of Dr. Mario back in 1990.

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If you played , you saw a very different version of Wilhelm than the one you'll find in The Pre-Sequel. In that game, Wilhelm looked more like the power loader from Aliens than an actual human being. But The Pre-Sequel takes place, well, before the sequel, so you'll get a chance to see what Wilhelm looked like before he went all robotic.

Even as a perfectly normal-looking guy, robotics are very much a part of Wilhelm's identity. His action skill is called Wolf and Saint, and it allows him to summon a pair of combat drones to help him in battle. Wolf is the aggressive one, running off and attacking distant enemies, while Saint stays close by to replenish your health.

Climbing the Hunter-Killer skill tree grants you unlockable abilities such as manually commanding Wolf to attack certain enemies, or just straight-up launch a missile strike for you. Saint can be upgraded using an entirely different skill tree, giving you an opportunity to choose how you want to express your own inner robot dog monster.

But it's a third skill tree, Cyber Commander, where you can really see Wilhelm's transformation to his Borderlands 2 form. There you'll find an upgrade called Power Fist, which gives you an explosive (literally!) punch melee ability using a robotic arm and robotic legs that let him sprint while running. And tying it all together is the fact that Wilhelm's voice becomes more processed and machinelike the further you work through this skill tree.

Take a look at the video above and you can see a number of those skills in action, and make sure to come back next week for another video showcasing a third playable character in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel.

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If you played , you saw a very different version of Wilhelm than the one you'll find in The Pre-Sequel. In that game, Wilhelm looked more like the power loader from Aliens than an actual human being. But The Pre-Sequel takes place, well, before the sequel, so you'll get a chance to see what Wilhelm looked like before he went all robotic.

Even as a perfectly normal-looking guy, robotics are very much a part of Wilhelm's identity. His action skill is called Wolf and Saint, and it allows him to summon a pair of combat drones to help him in battle. Wolf is the aggressive one, running off and attacking distant enemies, while Saint stays close by to replenish your health.

Climbing the Hunter-Killer skill tree grants you unlockable abilities such as manually commanding Wolf to attack certain enemies, or just straight-up launch a missile strike for you. Saint can be upgraded using an entirely different skill tree, giving you an opportunity to choose how you want to express your own inner robot dog monster.

But it's a third skill tree, Cyber Commander, where you can really see Wilhelm's transformation to his Borderlands 2 form. There you'll find an upgrade called Power Fist, which gives you an explosive (literally!) punch melee ability using a robotic arm and robotic legs that let him sprint while running. And tying it all together is the fact that Wilhelm's voice becomes more processed and machinelike the further you work through this skill tree.

Take a look at the video above and you can see a number of those skills in action, and make sure to come back next week for another video showcasing a third playable character in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel.