'Battlefield 4' Trailer Released: EA Reveals Full-Length Trailer After it Leaked Online, Fall 2013 Release Date, Pre-Order Now, WATCH [VIDEO]

Video games aren't what they used to be. The days of Nintendo and Sega Genesis are over. Now gamers get to play video games like EA's "Battlefield 4." The first-person shooter game lets players get as close as possible to real life battlefield action without actually having to get off the coach. Over the last few years, these games have become tremendously popular with amazing graphics to boot. Game franchises like "Grand Theft Auto," "Halo," "Call of Duty," and "Gears of War" have produced millions of sales. The latest blockbuster video game set to be released later this year is "Battlefield 4." For many, the full-length trailer (over 17 minutes long) being leaked online is as big as a new trailer for Superman's "Man of Steel" being revealed.

After the trailer leaked online, the full-length trailer was officially revealed on Tuesday. The 17-minute video is jam packed with amazing graphics, intricate story lines, and plenty of action. Video games have come along way since "Pac Man." Watch the trailer below and tell me it isn't like watching a movie. It's pretty amazing really.

The YouTube video is titled "Fishing in Baku" and it shows off a lot of the games amazing features. The video was released on Battlefield's website as well as the "Battlefield 4" YouTube page. "These 17 minutes of 'Battlefield 4' gameplay provide an exclusive look at BF4's single-player campaign. With dynamic destructible environments, epic vehicular combat and the chaos of all-out war, 'Battlefield 4' gives you the freedom to do more and be more for an unrivaled entertainment experience," says a statement on the video game's website.

The game's YouTube page states, "The "Fishing in Baku" video is shot entirely in-game and is the first glimpse of the human, dramatic, and believable single player campaign in Battlefield 4."

The game is scheduled to be released this Fall, but it's already available for pre-order. Tell us what you think of the "Battlefield 4" trailer.