The Halo Series from Paramount+ After Infinite’s Campaign, it’s a good idea to bring Master Chief down to human levels

The Halo Series from Paramount+ After Infinite’s Campaign, it’s a good idea to bring Master Chief down to human levels

A TV show or film has been in the works for decades, with a mid-2000s project overseen by District 9 director Neill Blomkamp and produced by Peter Jackson being scrapped. Since then, speculations of a Halo series have surfaced every now and then, eliciting fan excitement and then despair when the project is ultimately shelved.

But now a full trailer has dropped for the Halo series coming to Paramount+. While the trailer hasn’t been met with total acclaim, a great deal of criticism being levied at major plot changes and the visual appearance of beloved AI companion Cortana, it does show potentially exciting elements.

 Along with some authentic-looking weaponry and a realistic Elite, the show seems to be putting Master Chief’s characterization front and center, which makes complete sense following the release of campaign.

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With enormous wide-shots and deep world-building images of barren desserts, towering spacecraft, expansive sky, and more, the cinematography and set design look fantastic. The future military gear’s costuming is amazing, with Master Chief’s outfit being one of the most authentic and well-done live-action video game recreations I’ve ever seen.

The series appears to be produced in a similar manner to “The Mandalorian,” with a focus on actual effects and minimal CGI. Fans of Halo will be in for a real treat if this is any sign of future parallels between the two games.

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Halo is a franchise that has captivated entire generations of gamers worldwide. While live-action video game adaptations haven’t always been high-quality, Paramount’s “Halo Infinite” series appears to have all of the required aspects to dazzle fans with an intriguing new Halo franchise expansion for the small screen.

This is backed up by their most recent trailer, which has me and a lot of other people excited to see what the first season has to offer when it eventually airs on March 24.

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