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{{Quotation|Valve|Hey You! Yeah you — Action fan! Buckle up and hunker down as Valve launches an A-tomic jet fueled knuckle sandwich right into the doughy bread baskets of the world's battle game blowhards! <br> Those other feeble fight games (and the old maids that play'em and the momma's boys that make'em!) better head for the fainting couch, because this one's the gut-grabbinest, gut-rippenest, <br> strangle-you-with-your-own-grabbed-gutsiest battle thriller ever seared onto your monitor — with pixels that are 5% human blood!}} | {{Quotation|Valve|Hey You! Yeah you — Action fan! Buckle up and hunker down as Valve launches an A-tomic jet fueled knuckle sandwich right into the doughy bread baskets of the world's battle game blowhards! <br> Those other feeble fight games (and the old maids that play'em and the momma's boys that make'em!) better head for the fainting couch, because this one's the gut-grabbinest, gut-rippenest, <br> strangle-you-with-your-own-grabbed-gutsiest battle thriller ever seared onto your monitor — with pixels that are 5% human blood!}} | ||
| − | + | First revealed at the July 19, 2006 EA Summer Showcase event, '''''Trailer 1''''' showcased ''[[Team Fortress 2]]'''s player [[classes]]. The trailer, as it is showing a early rendition of the game, contains several differences from the final product. | |
| − | == | + | == Video == |
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====Class==== | ====Class==== | ||
| − | * | + | * The general design of all of the classes is somewhat different. This is most apparent in classes such as the [[Engineer]] and the [[Soldier]]. |
| − | * [[ | + | * The [[Spy]] has a pocket on the left side of his suit and two armbands which aren't present now. |
| − | * Spy | + | * The Spy is shown wielding the [[Tranquilizer Gun]]. |
| − | * [[ | + | * The [[Scout]] is shown wielding the [[Submachine Gun]], which was later replaced with the [[Nailgun]], and finally, the [[Scattergun]]. The [[Submachine Gun]] was given to the [[Sniper]] as the default secondary weapon. |
| − | * [[ | + | * The [[Demoman]] is shown wielding and throwing a [[Dynamite Pack]], or MIRV Grenade, a would be stay-over from [[Team Fortress Classic]], which was eventually replaced with [[Stickybombs]]. |
| − | * [[ | + | * The [[Medic]] is shown wielding a giant [[syringe]], which was later replaced by the [[Medi Gun]]. |
| − | * Medic | + | * The Medic is shown wearing a stethoscope, which was later removed, though it can be seen in his cubby in the spawn rooms. |
| − | * [[ | + | * The [[Soldier]]'s [[Rocket Launcher]] is visually a single-shot frontloaded RPG, much like it was in ''[[Team Fortress Classic]]''. The rocket was removed in the final version. |
| − | * Soldier | + | * The Soldier does not scream before beating his helmet with the [[Shovel]] as he does during his finalized taunt. |
====2Fort==== | ====2Fort==== | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *The [[Sniper]] has a sign behind him that reads "Warning: Unsafe Structure". |
| − | ==== | + | ====General changes==== |
| − | * | + | * The muzzle flashes are opaque and hard-edged. |
| − | * [[ | + | * The [[Pyro]] has a skull insignia behind him that has not yet reappeared in any form. This skull was used for the [[RED]]'s logo in ''Team Fortress Classic''. |
| − | == | + | == See also == |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Trailer 2]] |
{{Video nav}} | {{Video nav}} | ||
| − | [[Category:Trailers | + | [[Category:Trailers]] |
| − | [[Category:Videos | + | [[Category:Videos]] |
Revision as of 09:29, 10 September 2011
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| Released: | July 19th, 2006 |
| Run time: | 1:11 |
| “ | Hey You! Yeah you — Action fan! Buckle up and hunker down as Valve launches an A-tomic jet fueled knuckle sandwich right into the doughy bread baskets of the world's battle game blowhards!
Those other feeble fight games (and the old maids that play'em and the momma's boys that make'em!) better head for the fainting couch, because this one's the gut-grabbinest, gut-rippenest, strangle-you-with-your-own-grabbed-gutsiest battle thriller ever seared onto your monitor — with pixels that are 5% human blood! — Valve
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First revealed at the July 19, 2006 EA Summer Showcase event, Trailer 1 showcased Team Fortress 2's player classes. The trailer, as it is showing a early rendition of the game, contains several differences from the final product.
Video
Changes
Class
- The general design of all of the classes is somewhat different. This is most apparent in classes such as the Engineer and the Soldier.
- The Spy has a pocket on the left side of his suit and two armbands which aren't present now.
- The Spy is shown wielding the Tranquilizer Gun.
- The Scout is shown wielding the Submachine Gun, which was later replaced with the Nailgun, and finally, the Scattergun. The Submachine Gun was given to the Sniper as the default secondary weapon.
- The Demoman is shown wielding and throwing a Dynamite Pack, or MIRV Grenade, a would be stay-over from Team Fortress Classic, which was eventually replaced with Stickybombs.
- The Medic is shown wearing a stethoscope, which was later removed, though it can be seen in his cubby in the spawn rooms.
- The Soldier's Rocket Launcher is visually a single-shot frontloaded RPG, much like it was in Team Fortress Classic. The rocket was removed in the final version.
- The Soldier does not scream before beating his helmet with the Shovel as he does during his finalized taunt.
2Fort
- The Sniper has a sign behind him that reads "Warning: Unsafe Structure".
General changes
- The muzzle flashes are opaque and hard-edged.
- The Pyro has a skull insignia behind him that has not yet reappeared in any form. This skull was used for the RED's logo in Team Fortress Classic.
See also
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