DC Universe Online releases awesome new CGI trailer

By Ryan Fleming February 8, 2011

You may have played it and are still playing it. You may have tried it and not liked it. Maybe you have been avoiding it altogether. Regardless of how you feel about SOE’s MMORPG, DC Universe Online, you have to admit that the trailers are some of the best on the market.

In the clip below, Lex Luthor is fleeing Brainiac, and things are looking bleak for Earth. The rest is just worth seeing for yourself. It is not the first fully CGI trailer for the game, neither is it the best, and that is saying an awful lot.

Check out the trailer, and look for DC Universe Online on PC and PS3 in stores now.

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