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Today's AFC game touted a special reveal at the halftime: a trailer for the Halo TV series. Master Chief and Cortana were shown, with Pablo Schreiber cast as the former. The teaser also gave the air date for the series, which will be streaming exclusively on Paramount+, available on March 24.

 

[Satellizer]

Finally, a prequel to Red vs Blue.

 

[Dead2009]

https://www.gameinformer.com/2022/0...-over-unpaid-royalties-and-it-could-delay-the

WELP

 

[Dead2009]

“Halo” Season 2? Paramount Plus Has Already Renewed the Series!
https://bloody-disgusting.com/tv/37...aramount-plus-has-already-renewed-the-series/

 

[Cyan]

I just watched the first episode.
On the first scenes, I thought the visual were not good (green screen too easily spotted), but the story became intriguing.
Cliché, but interesting

I don't know the game's story, so all is new to me. It also felt a little like The Mandalorian... (an armored guy, talking the same way, protecting someone...)
for me, it will be a good new space opera replacement now that The Expanse ended and waiting for next Starwars show.

Edit :
And after Episode 4....
I thought Halo was an action game, with guns and fights !
But, the series is all about talking and being slow and going nowhere.
It feels like the final will be so cliché that it'll be as boring as the series.

One thing which is nice is the visual ! the costume, places, towns and space stations, etc.

 

[CoolMe]

I totally forgot about it, will check it out soon.

 

[duwen]

I have very mixed feelings about it so far... it certainly looks authentically 'Halo' (for the most part), just not sure about where they're going with the characters and storyline.