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The E3 trailer for Wolfenstein: The New Order is below. Currently under development at MachineGames, The New Order is an action-adventure shooter scheduled for release in Q4 2013 on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, and next generation consoles.

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Wolfenstein: The New Order is being taken in a different direction than previous iterations in the series, but if you’re worried whether or not Machine Games will remain true to the series’ legacy: fear not.

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Wolfenstein: The New Order gameplay is featured in the video below, along with a synopsis of what you’re watching provided by the game’s creative director Jens Matthies. Built on id Software’s id Tech 5 engine, The New Order is out on PC, PS3, Xbox 360 and next-gen systems during Q4 2013. Screenshots from earlier in the day can be found here.

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Wolfenstein: The New Order assets featuring concept art, screenshots, and temporary box art have been released by Bethesda.

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Bethesda has announced Wolfenstein: The New Order for PC, PS3, Xbox 360 and next-gen systems during Q4 2013.

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Nobody knows what Bethesda is teasing with these mysterious images, but we’re getting short odds on “Wolfenstein”.

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Well, would you look at this: Square Enix has registered a domain pertaining to the Legacy of Kain series. Dug up by Superannuation, the domain registration for warfornosgoth.com was filed on Thursday, February 7 through CSC Corporate Domains, Inc. Crystal Dynamics is rumored to be working on a reboot of the series. On top of that, the same domain company registered a domain for the new Wolfenstein title that is rumored to be in development at ZeniMax Sweden. Color me excited over both prospects. Hit up the links for a look yourself.

ZeniMax Sweden is working on a new installment in the Wolfenstein franchise, if a resume belonging to composer Julian Beeston is any indication.

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RAGE producer Jason Kim has teased that developer id Software will return to Wolfenstein and Quake in the future.

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Everyone too young to remember what a revolution Wolfenstein 3D was should probably check out this startling de-make, Wolfenstein 1D. Yes. One. Maybe the mind-boggling reduction of a fully realised game world to a single-pixel line will give you some idea of the amazement we felt at the time.

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id Software CEO Todd Hollenshead has said Doom 4 will be targeted for simultaneous release on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360, while adding Wolfenstein is still in the “thinking about it” phase.

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Anyone who follows VG247 will know Quakecon took place last weekend, so we took the opportunity to catch up with id Software CEO, Todd Hollenshead, to talk Doom 4, Wolfenstein, new technology and more.

Catch the full interview after the break.

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Activision has just sent word that a demo for Wolfenstein on PC has hit the net.

Surely you can find this through your favorite file site, but we know for sure that it’s over on FileFront.

If you have been itching to try it out, now’s your chance.

Earlier it was announced that it had hit digital download sites.

Activision has released Wolfenstein on Steam and Direct2Drive.

It can be yours for $49.95.

If you want it, go get it.

Raven’s Wolfenstein’s moved 106,000 units in the US, a combined figure for all formats, Gamespot reports.

Not the best. It’s worth noting that Raven laid off 30-35 staffers the day after the game shipped.

Still. It’s got the best German accents in any game ever. And we should be thankful for that.

Just as Endrant Studios finished pushing Wolfenstein out the door, the big bad wolf that is financial troubles came and blew the developer’s house down. Or part of it, anyway.

“We have recently completed a development cycle and have regrettably been forced to make adjustments to staff and headcounts,” a company rep told GamesIndustry.biz.

“Those affected are valued members of our team who have worked incredibly hard on our latest title. We hope that they land on their feet quickly.”

Wolfenstein was the (formerly) 17-person team’s first game. We join the rest of Endrant in hoping those who now find themselves unemployed don’t stay that way for long.

Shack’s posted the Wolfenstein launch trailer posted at Quakecon last night.

As Nathan kept saying in our liveblog, it’s green. It’s also pretty cool, so be sure to look.

It’s out later this month for PC, 360 and PS3.

Raven Software designer Manveer Heir has tweeted that if Wolfenstein outsells Madden 10 in August, he will personally reimburse you for your copy of Wolfenstein.

We saw this yesterday and honestly thought it was a joke.

Apparently, not.

Here’s the tweet:

Here’s the deal folks: if Wolfenstein outsells Madden 10 in August I will personally pay for your copy (keep your receipt) – SPREAD THE WORD

Here’s the clarification tweet:

And so everyone knows I’ll be using the NPD numbers to determine if we outsold Madden 10 – but anyone can be reimbursed worldwide.

Madden may be hard to beat in the US, honestly, but we suppose it’s worth a shot.

To get reimbursed, you must also follow him on Twitter, and it’s only valid for one copy.

The official Wolfenstein website has listed the different preorder programs available for the game.

No word on if these deals apply to the PC version or not, but here’s what you’ll get with the console versions:

GameStop: Get a Day 1 Multiplayer Advantage: Preorder with Gamestop and get 2,000 Wolfenstein in-game gold pieces for use in multiplayer. Choose your own weapon or power upgrade.

Amazon: Unlock Wolfenstein 3D full game: Preorder now and get a free copy of Wolfenstein 3D for the Xbox Live Arcade or the Playstation Network

Hollywood Game Crazy: Wolfenstein Limited Edition Medal: Reserve Wolfenstein and receive an exclusive limited edition Wolfenstein collectors metal.

BestBuy: Unlock the Flammenwerfer: Normally available as a reward halfway through the single player campaign, if you purchase Wolfenstein at BestBuy you will have access to the Flammenwerfer from the very first level.

More over on the official website.

Wolfenstein comes out on August 18, according to the trailer posted on Eurogamer France.

It’s a rather neat little video, meaning that it shows the best bits and is only 46 seconds long.

Still, you may wish to have a look.

Game’s to be made available for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.