Rugby League Live 3 teaser trailer released
A new teaser trailer has now been released for the upcoming Rugby League Live 3 video game. The new Rugby League Live 3 trailer shows the State of Origin game. The teaser gives us a good look at actual in-game graphics from the game. The presentation of the game is looking pretty slick. It recreates what you see on television quite perfectly with the commentators talking and camera angles used. The presentation also includes cheerleaders and the fiery pyro too. Sadly, there is still no definite release date for Rugby League Live 3. However, it is still expected to be out later this year. It will be available for the PS4, Xbox One, PS3 and Xbox 360.
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