Titanfall

A lead engineer at Respawn Entertainment has let it known that Titanfall was not initially planned for a next-gen release on the Xbox One.

This new launch trailer for Titanfall features beautiful cinematics produced by the excellent team at PlayfightVFX.

Respawn Entertainment have hooked up with Playfight in order to bring us a meld of CG, gameplay and live action to celebrate Titanfall's release.

As one of 2014's most anticipated games, there's been no shortage of Titanfall coverage across our site and dozens upon dozens of others. However, what we're seeing is the end result of years of development time. While the end product looks rather promising right now, it took a long time and a lot of people to get Titanfall to where it is today.

The mech-on-man madness is only about a week away, but Titanfall's launch trailer has already debuted, as well as news of the game's Season Pass for downloadable content.

Are you ready to see how much cooler your life would be if you were shadowed by one of the giant mechs from Titanfall?

Get ready to brush up on a whole lot of new Titanfall details, because 15 new maps have been leaked, as well as information on Generations, the game's very own Prestige Mode.

Here's a video that shows us how the team at Respawn Entertainment created the mighty Titans in Titanfall.

Every secret ability players can equip in Titanfall are all here in one convenient, spoilerific list. Courtesy of MP1ST, a leaked list of every Pilot and Titan ability in Titanfall has been uncovered. Judging on some of the descriptions of these abilities, we have a feeling that the multiplayer gameplay of Titanfall will be quite interesting...

Get ready to be able to stream all of your rodeo and titan-dropping action when the Twitch app on Xbox One gets updated with more features on March 11, Titanfall's release date.