This past week saw a deluge of trailers and previews across both the gaming and entertainment landscapes. The highly anticipated extended look at Grand Theft Auto 6 arrived, alongside a significant number of reveals from Gamescom, a new stop-motion Pokémon series, and updates on several upcoming films and TV shows.

Gaming Announcements Take Center Stage

The Grand Theft Auto 6 extended look dominated headlines, arriving after a series of leaks. Rockstar Games finally provided a substantial preview of the decade's most anticipated game. Grand Theft Auto 6 is slated for release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on November 19.

Gamescom proved to be a major source of new gaming footage. Fable showcased 18 minutes of quest gameplay featuring exploration of the city of Bowerstone, character interactions, and combat. This installment is set to release on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on February 23, 2027.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt received a trailer for its remaster, which will be a free update for existing owners. Additionally, the 'Songs of the Past' DLC was revealed, though it currently lacks a release window. The remaster is scheduled for September 29.

Final Fantasy VII Revelation offered a glimpse at its aerial and submarine combat, with a focus on the game's iconic Weapons. This entry in the trilogy is expected in spring 2027.

No Law, a new FPS, was also revealed. Players will assume the role of Grey Harker in this cyber-noir stealth game that incorporates gadget use and combat. No Law is targeting a 2027 release on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Animation and Film Updates

In animation news, the first teaser for Aardman's stop-motion Pokémon series, 'The Misadventures of Sirfetch’d and Pichu,' was released. The series from the studio behind Wallace & Gromit is scheduled to premiere on Disney+ in 2027.

The film world saw previews for several notable projects. Ali G: Who Iz I?, a new film starring Sacha Baron Cohen, is set to release in theaters on October 23.

Lee Chang-dong's latest film, Possible Love, which has been selected as South Korea's entry for Best International Feature at the 99th Academy Awards, released a trailer. The film will see a select theatrical release on October 23 before arriving on Netflix on November 6.

Fjord, this year's Palme d'Or winner, is making its way to US theaters on October 9. The film, starring Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve, deals with difficult subject matter concerning a family facing allegations of abuse.

John Wilson, creator of the HBO show How To With John Wilson, has a new feature-length documentary titled The History of Concrete. After premiering at Sundance, the film received a trailer this week and will have a limited theatrical release starting September 18.

The animated series Get Jiro, based on the graphic novel by Joel Rose and Anthony Bourdain, released its first trailer. The series, which follows a sushi chef in a dystopian Los Angeles, premieres on Adult Swim on October 3 and streams on HBO Max the following day.

Lastly, Netflix unveiled a trailer for Unabomber, a film starring Jacob Tremblay as Ted Kaczynski, alongside Shailene Woodley and Russell Crowe. The movie is scheduled for release on Netflix on September 25.