Master Chief
Halo: The Series thrills with the first extended trailer and release date
Paramount releases the first teaser for the highly anticipated series during halftime of the AFC Championship Game. Premiere date is now available.
Halo: The series has presented its first extended trailer during the halftime of the AFC Championship Game on January 30. With millions of viewers watching on the screen, Xbox's most emblematic franchise has surprised everyone with this first trailer of the Master Chief series in the flesh, which also presented their official premiere date.
Halo: The Series now has premiere date on Paramount +
Halo: the Series will arrive on Paramout + with this highly anticipated live-action version of Master Chief on March 24, 2022 for the United States and Latin America.
The trailer is quite descriptive in its scenes. The inspiration from the Halo franchise is clear, it’s felt in every moment; from the modeling of characters to the tone of the scenes in interiors and exteriors. You can see the trailer, from the hand of the production company Amblin Entertainment, below:
Master Chief seems to be the destined character to discover the ring and lead the plot of which for the moment we have hardly any details. Characters like Cortana are not missing from this TV adaptation of the Xbox Game Studios masterpiece originally created by Bungie. Kiki Wolfkill, the head of Halo transmedia at 343 Industries, indicated last August that the series will show a different side of Master Chief, so expect some differences and creative freedom from the Halo: The Series production team.
“Earth’s most advanced warrior in the 26th century and the only hope of salvation for a civilization pushed to the brink of destruction by the Covenant, an unstoppable alliance of alien worlds committed to the destruction of humanity." reads the official synopsis.
Halo Infinite is now available and sweeping in number of players
Halo Infinite, the latest release in the series, is available on Xbox One, Xbox Series and Windows 10 PC consoles. Its campaign mode is included in Xbox Game Pass, while the multiplayer mode is free-to-play: free for all but supported by microtransactions. With 20 million players, the game is breaking records since its debut last December.
Source | Amblin