The Avatar game trailer is here

In anticipation of today’s Avatar Day footage previews all over the world, Ubisoft has released the first official trailer for Avatar the Game, which will be released on November 24, 2009. Discover Avatar: The Game and delve deeper into Pandora’s world with this first gameplay video exposing the epic war that tears the Na’vis and Humans apart.

CLICK HERE to watch the trailer on Ubisoft’s website.

The trailer quality is actually much better – and in HD – on the Avatar the Game Facebook Page RIGHT HERE.

If you want more, click on the image below to visit our gallery of screenshots from the game.

James Cameron’s Avatar the film will be released in theaters worldwide on December 18, 2009.

For those you who can’t wait, I found this embed online, which you can watch below.

Additionally, Panasonic posted a press release on their website, that indicated even further availability of today’s footage, as well as promotional activities for the film, in case you can’t make it to an IMAX theater, or weren’t able to get tickets. Below is their press release.

Panasonic today announced a collaboration with Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation and Lightstorm Entertainment on the global promotion of James Cameron’s Avatar. As the film’s exclusive audio visual partner, Panasonic has provided some of its latest AV technology products to help create the eagerly awaited film which will debut in theaters worldwide on December 18 in both 2D and 3D. Through this collaboration, Panasonic will add momentum to its ongoing efforts to promote its industry-leading Full HD 3D technology to consumers.

In the epic action adventure Avatar, James Cameron, the director of Titanic, takes us to a spectacular new world beyond our imagination. On the distant moon Pandora, a reluctant hero embarks on a journey of redemption and discovery as he leads a heroic battle to save a civilization.

As part of the collaboration agreement, Panasonic will launch a global advertising campaign tied to Avatar and promoting numerous Panasonic AV products, including 3D. It will mark the first time for the company to run a worldwide advertising campaign which is focused on a single film. Panasonic will show dazzling Full HD 3D assets related to Avatar at numerous events to prove the power of 3D technology to consumers around the world. A sales promotion campaign tied to the new film will also be carried out by the company throughout the world.

In the United States, Panasonic will be activating the Avatar partnership with a variety of sales and marketing components including integrated advertising in major media outlets as well as promotional activities to key trade and consumer audiences. Additionally, Panasonic will continue to educate various constituencies about 3D through a nationwide truck tour this Fall featuring multiple customized tractor trailers that will bring the immersive world of Full HD 3D to audiences using 103-inch Panasonic VIERA Plasma HDTVs and Blu-ray Disc Players. Panasonic will also showcase the appeal of Full HD 3D technology at major trade shows including the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

In Europe, three mobile Full HD 3D theaters will start visiting shopping malls and other locations this Fall. Beginning with the IFA trade fair to be held from September 4, Panasonic will show Full HD 3D videos including the Avatar trailer at trade shows and events across Europe.

In Japan, promotional activities aligned with Twentieth Century Fox include TV commercials for Panasonic’s VIERA flat-panel TVs that will air this Fall. At CEATEC 2009, a major electronics trade show in Asia which will be held from October 6, Panasonic will demonstrate its Full HD 3D technology at the Full HD 3D Theater in the Panasonic booth.

Avatar is also a film that uses the latest in cutting-edge film production technologies made possible. Panasonic’s AV products supported this effort. For example, Panasonic’s 65-inch and 103-inch Plasma monitors are being used not only in the production studios but also in James Cameron’s own editing room because their picture quality and accurate color representation earned high marks from the discerning film director. Other Panasonic products in use include the AJ-HPX3000G P2HD professional camcorders with P2 Memory Cards, which were used by James Cameron to map the scenes before shooting in 3D, notebook computers and LUMIX digital cameras.