/v/ - Video Games

Is it me or have game trailers gotten more braindead in the past 15 years? Even up to 10 or 15 years ago, game trailers tried to keep the game mysterious and not spoil anything relating to the game past a very basic and vague premise and/or small snippets of gameplay or at the very least not spoil everything about the game in the fucking trailer and only clue in the consumer on the broadest details about the game. It helped build anticipation for the game and what lie in store later and helped complement the experience. Nowadays, there are literally fucking announcers that show WAY more footage than necessary to explain the gameplay and at points even spoil their own fucking games like that fucking Beyond Good and Evil 2 thing where we know that the protagonist of the first game is now the antagonist or Kingdom Hearts 3 where the/a villain is literally the equivalent of a fanfic character. Or hell Hung Horse Testicles 2 and pretty much any AAA open-world game out there. You would think that people would like to explore all this shit they're being told, not be told it directly if it's an open-world sandbox game (minus maybe some mechanics that only really affect gameplay and not the whole exploration bullshit, like being able to switch to first-person mode or riding horses/disposing of enemies' bodies and shit). What happened to the art of subtlety and the art of good marketing promos for games? Are they ever going to come back?