Halo: Reach promo premieres this week
Teaser to show "Birth of a Spartan".
The promotional blitz for Halo: Reach is set to start in earnest this week with the premiere of live-action advertising short "Birth of a Spartan."
The teaser, directed by Smart People director Noam Murro, will follow Carter 259's bio-augmentation from an everyday Joe to a fully-fledged Spartan Warrior.
A 60-second version of the teaser will premiere on Sky Sports this Tuesday evening, at the full-time whistle of the Champions League semi-final between Lyon and Bayern Munich. American viewers can first check out the teaser during the broadcast of ABC's "V" on Tuesday night.
For those who miss those premieres 0 and somehow avoid what is sure to be saturation ad-bombing through follow-up TV ads and movie trailers - the short will also be available at welcometonobleteam.com from 5am GMT Wednesday. An extended, two-and-a-half minute version of the trailer will also be available as a download for Xbox Live Gold members the same day.
Check out our preview of Halo: Reach's multiplayer beta to see why it's worth looking forward to the game's release on 24th September.
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/weeps for the film that never was
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It's a salient reminder that the Halo series takes itself far, far, far too seriously.
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I have just the opposite opinion : I think the universe is boring and generic but the games are great and fun to play. My favorite is still the first game
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(obviously expecting much more from this comment)
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The first game was good, because it was a simple action romp, but once they started adding in backstory it all went to pot, I had to read plot synopsis afterwards to work out what exactly went on!
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