Two new live-action TV ads, which aired during the finale of AMC’s zombie show, “The Walking Dead” Season 5, was released by Microsoft for the highly anticipated Halo 5: Guardians.
Christian Post Report – Viewers caught the glimpse of Agent Locke, a character last seen in “Halo Nightfall,” walking through a desolated human city towards a statue of Master Chief.
YouTube/ImageScreencap from the official Halo 5: Guardians Trailer
As he approaches the monument, he saw Master Chief, badly wounded in his left shoulder, sitting at the foot of the statue.
Locke confronts the character, blaming him for the destruction around the place and branding him as a traitor rather than the hero he has once been. His dialogue concluded, he switches to his hand gun and pointed it on the fallen combatant.
The scene cuts and the Halo 5: Guardians logo screen flashes along with its release date which is on October 27, 2015 for Xbox One.
The second ad, which aired an hour later, featured the same events but this time on Master Chief’s perspective. The Chief approaches the wounded character as he asked him if “it was all worth it.” The promo also ends with Master Chief pointing the gun on Locke.
A report from Gamespot.com offered more insights on the events shown in the teasers.
Quoting 343 Industries studio executive Bonnie Ross, the publication revealed that the upcoming title will be epic in terms of “scope and scale and drama.”
“We wanted Halo 5: Guardians to be the game that pays off the epic promise of the Halo universe in scope and scale and drama,” Ross said. “We want to amaze players with the sheer size of the worlds and battles they’ll experience, even as they question everything they thought they knew about its heroes, marvels, and mysteries.”
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Joe Nathan Blames Media for His Controversial Comments About Tigers Fans
Joe Nathan continues to struggle, what will the Detroit Tigers do?
Joe Nathan is becoming a big problem for the Detroit Tigers. It is one thing to be a highly paid athlete on the downside of his career, and quite another to continually irk the fans of an organization. Beyond the $11 million the notoriously image-conscious Tigers will pay Nathan this year, the team will now have to deal with the fallout from Nathan’s latest tirade, which was aimed at the team’s own fans.
Nathan dismissed Tigers fans that booed him during Spring Training.
“I don’t care, to be honest. You know, those guys, to be honest with you, aren’t even on my mind. Fans aren’t in my mind,” the pitcher told reporters March 12. “Only people that really matter to me is my family and the people in this locker room. … Fans are going to be the way they are, and that’s the way it is. That doesn’t bother me. It’s not a part of my life. They’re not a part of my life. Period.”
However, Nathan denied those comments on MLB radio Tuesday, blaming the backlash on media miscommunication.
“This goes on the reporters that said it. What I said is, they brought up the fact that they booed and I said I don’t care how they react. They’re entitled to do whatever they want. They paid, they bought the ticket. They’re entitled to do what they want while they’re there,” Nathan explained.
“So not one time out of my mouth did I say I don’t care about the fans. So that was a misinterpretation, I think. So if that wasn’t a misinterpretation then they misquoted me,” he continued. “So the heat falls on the reporters. I’m glad you brought it up because hopefully this kind of clears the air a little bit. Never once did I say that.”
“I think I’ve proven to fans that I do care about them. I’m always outside every day basically signing autographs. So I think my actions speak more than the words that came from another reporter,” Nathan added.
This isn’t the first time Nathan’s attitude has earned the ire of Tigers fans. In a game last year, the pitcher made a crude hand gesture towards the fans after being taken out of a game to a chorus of boos from the Detroit stands.
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