Halo is one of the most popular video games in history. The story revolves around Master Chief, a special soldier who has lost all his previous memories and must find them again along with uncovering Halo’s past to prevent its destruction. Despite the game being panned by critics before release it became an overnight success, making millions of dollars for Microsoft Studios and becoming one of the bestselling franchises ever created. For this reason fans have been eager for new Halo installments despite not having seen any official confirmation from Microsoft about their plans for future titles.,
The “halo master chief face reveal” is a video of the actor who plays Master Chief on the show, sending love to fans. He says that it’s not about what you liked before you saw it, but rather how much you can appreciate it now that you’ve seen it.
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Some Halo fans have been outspoken about their dissatisfaction with Paramount and 343 Industries’ upcoming live-action rendition of the popular Xbox game, but that’s fine—Pablo Schreiber still sends his love. The 43-year-old actor, who portrays Master Chief in the series, went to Instagram on Saturday to thank fans of the program as well as those who, in his words, “hated the show before they saw it” and don’t agree with the showrunners’ revisions to the franchise’s original mythos. Schreiber also made it clear that he’s a major fan of the Halo world, while admitting in previous interviews that he’s never played the campaign modes, preferring instead to play multiplayer.
Last month, the actor told GameSpot, “I was acquainted with it but more from a peripheral aspect.” “I didn’t grow up with television or video games, so my first exposure to them was as a teenager when I went to my friends’ homes to play after school.” I’d played Halo a few times before, but never the campaign or the narrative mode. [Multiplayer] was the only game I ever played.”
Pablo Schreiber, star of Halo, attended Master Chief Boot Camp to learn more about the franchise (GameSpot)
The actor, who plays Master Chief/John-117 in the new Paramount+ series, says that he had never heard of Halo until being hired. But after he got the part, Schreiber discovered exactly how big the Halo universe is.
“When I got the role, I went to 343 for their boot camp–which is essentially just an information download–and acquired as much Halo, background, facts, and history as I could in roughly five days,” the actor revealed. But bootcamp didn’t finish there.
“And then they sent me away with this treasure mine of information,” Schreiber added, “which clearly began and was focused around the game’s cinematics.” “Everything that had been developed within the video games I had at my disposal from beginning to finish.” They also gave me a handful of books, several graphic novels, all of the animated shorts, and all of the live-action flicks. And what I began to understand is that the scope of what has been produced in terms of mythology and legend is not just staggering, to use an overused phrase.”
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