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The first trailer for ‘AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY’ has been released. In theaters on December 18.

The new sandbox lead, who said de-scope is dead, is now the lead sb for the next halo



Halo Studios’ Original Roadmap: Three games in three years, only one survived TLDR • Cancelled Ecker and new Halo campaign • Pierre Hintz’s full-circle failure: battle royale to extraction shooter and back again • Possible DLC for Campaign Evolved • Uncertainty about Halo 2/Halo 3 remakes • Halo MMO not happening Originally, studio head Pierre Hintz planned three Halo games in three years: Campaign Evolved, Project Ecker (the next multiplayer game), and a new campaign. However, only Campaign Evolved survived. Ecker – which began as battle royale project Tatanka, then shifted to an extraction/shooter hybrid before reverting back to battle royale – was fully cancelled. The planned new campaign never gained traction due to lack of vision, planning, and leadership. • Poor leadership struggled to manage multiple projects simultaneously. • Ecker was never intended to include classic multiplayer modes. • Ecker was originally developed as an extraction shooter and super-big team battle hybrid game. • Pierre decided to change course again by reverting Ecker back to a battle royale game. • No other mainline campaign or multiplayer game is currently in full development — only early concepts. • Uncertainty surrounds Halo 2/Halo 3 remakes • Nobody at the studio has heard of a Halo MMO • Studio employees are worried about the franchise’s future and potential layoffs after Campaign Evolved releases. For Halo Fest, the original plan to showcase or soft-launch Ecker was unrealistic due to delays. The best current expectation is announcing a new project in early development, with possible DLC for Campaign Evolved being explored. Rebs plans to release the rest of the info in future videos. via: Rebs Gaming youtube.com/watch?v=mH1f7T…



First look at Lady Deathstrike in Insomniac’s ‘WOLVERINE’ game. Releasing on September 15.



Some Marathon players are organizing a community event called Marathon Revival Week, which will take place from July 21 to July 28. The idea is simple: invite a friend to try the game, help new players get started and leave a review if you’ve enjoyed the game. The community hopes these small actions will help bring more players to Marathon. The organizers say this isn’t because they think the game is “dead.” They see it as a community-driven effort to grow the player base and give the game a boost. Dont laugh



@PaulTassi I don't think it's a great thing that critics are able to preemptively manufacture a consensus on media like this Especially when this movie has so many hot button social issues tied into it that "critics" refuse to address Critics now offer propaganda rather than insight



Confirmation that the new Halo release is the expected coaster. Needs a download to start AND won't let you play without an additional login even after. A Twitter user was so kind as to share these insights from an early PS5 Collector's Edition copy with us.

Scott has the AMATW suit again, we're so back














