It has been announced on the official The Game Awards Twitter account that the first look trailer for the Halo TV show will premiere live during The Game Awards show on Thursday Dec. 9, 2021. The trailer will be shown at 5 p.m. PT / 8 p.m. ET, and is expected to broadly introduce fans to the show’s characters and basic plot threads. It will also be the first time we see the show’s visual and audio effects in action.
Details about the Halo TV show have been relatively scarce until now, but there’s a decent amount of information that has been revealed in the past. We know that Pablo Schreiber has been cast as the Master Chief and that Jen Taylor (of Halo video game fame) has been cast as Cortana, and we know that the show will take place during the Human-Covenant War. It’s also known that the show will feature a human child being raised by the Covenant. Additionally, Halo game developer 343 Industries has shown fans a close look at the production’s props.
The Halo TV show is expected to release in early 2022 and will be available exclusively through the Paramount+ streaming service. The show was originally planned to air on Showtime, but it was moved to Paramount+ earlier in 2021.
Check out what’s new in Surface Duo 2’s December Update (video)
It’s finally happened. Microsoft has shipped the first OS feature update for Surface Duo 2, bringing with it a couple of noteworthy new additions, changes, and bug fixes that we wanted to show off on video for you. Surface Duo 2 has been in dire need of a relatively major software update since it launched, and we now finally have that update.
