Live-Action Halo TV Series Teaser Trailer Released Ahead of The Game Awards - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 07 December 2021 / 1,202 Views
A new teaser trailer for the upcoming live-action Halo TV series was released via Twitter ahead of the release of the full trailer that will be shown during The Game Awards 2021 this Thursday, December 9 at 5:00 pm PT / 8:00 pm ET.
This is the second teaser trailer with the first one featuring a close-up of an unclothed Master Chief putting on his Mjolnir armor. It is followed up by Cortana saying, "Hello, Master Chief."
Gear up, Spartans. We’ll see you at @thegameawards on Thursday. #HaloTheSeries pic.twitter.com/QzWcp971Em
— Halo on Paramount+ (@HaloTheSeries) December 7, 2021
The Halo TV series will premiere on Paramount+ in 2022.
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If this is a paramount+ exclusive, I feel like that’s a mistake. PP and Peacock are the only services I feel like people don’t think of as must-haves. I don’t have any hard numbers, but PP has seemed like the least popular of all the services, so not as many eyes will be on this. If it was on a service I own (Netflix, HBO Max, Apple TV+, Disney +, Hulu, Amazon video), then I would watch this if it got strong reviews, but otherwise, I can’t get another sub.
Good article!
Paramount + subscription included with gamepass (ultimate?) incoming?
At a minimum, I'd expect a Game Pass perk for Paramount+.
Though I'm in Canada, so I'm curious how this will be distributed. Perhaps we'll have the option to purchase the series through the Microsoft Films & TV service (which is what it's called in Canada...
I think it's called Microsoft Movies and TV in the U.S.)
Production values look WAAAY higher than previous live-action Halo projects, so that's a good starting point IMO.
I was worried about the production value spent on this series, but it looks like they have put some real effort and dollars behind this.
Wow, how crazy that merely pointing out the seemingly obvious truth that the production values are much higher than previous Halo live action projects got you and me downvoted. Sheesh. :P
