Remember back in 2012 when we saw that awesome trailer for a game called ZombiU set to the British national anthem “God Save the Queen” that reminded us a whole lot of that unforgettable first Dead Island trailer? If not, go ahead and watch them. Seriously, they’re that good. I’ll wait right here for you.

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Back? Excellent! Unfortunately the games themselves weren’t nearly as good as those first trailers. ZombiU especially, because it was exclusive to Nintendo’s Wii U console, and most people who might be interested in a game like that weren’t the type of gamers that were rushing out to buy a Wii. But now the game is making its way to the other gaming platforms, the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC, and a new trailer has been released to celebrate the occasion.

The new trailer combines some of the original trailer seen in the link above, now using a cover of the song “London Bridge is Falling Down,” with some footage of gameplay to show you how the game is looking three years after its initial introduction. You can watch the new trailer for the game, which has been re-titled simply Zombi (because who needs to sound like they’re some college…even it’s a zombie college?), below.

While the motion gaming of the Nintendo Wii has a massive family-friendly appeal, it never much impressed more seasoned gamers who wanted less cartoony party games to play. The creation of Microsoft’s Kinect and PlayStation’s Move have opened doors to more substantial motion gaming options, but the arrival of Nintendo’s Wii U looks to be hoping to lure some of those gamers their way with the announcement of ZombiU.

Whether the game ends up being a fun zombie game or not remains to be seen, but, in the very least, it does have some cool first peeks. The first is a trailer set to a haunting rendition of British national anthem “God Save the Queen” that’s reminiscent of that fantastic first Dead Island trailer, while the second is a gameplay trailer showing off how you’ll use the Wii U.

Check them both out by continuing below.