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Are You Ready For A New Master Chief, 343 Says All Will Be Explained

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Any die hard Halo fan took notice to quite a few things during the E3 debut trailer of Halo 4.  Sure there were explosions and mass confusion, but one good look at certain things and you could tell that things with Halo 4 are going to be a bit different this time around.  343′s Frank O Conner explained why Halo’s green armored hero is a bit different to OXM without giving away too many juicy tidbits.

“There’s some story behind his new look.  There are specific reasons why he looks the way he does and why some of his behaviours have changed. We’ll see in good time.” ~ Frank O Conner, 343 Industries “A lot of things have changed in that intervening period.”

We will have to wait to see what those changes are as more details emerge regarding 343 Industries, Halo 4.

 


 

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I really hope this new studio does it right. Judging by the trailer they have a lot to live up to now, but so far I think it looks like it's going to be good. I'll definitely be playing it.

Yep. I don't feel like the series went into new hands. I think it's where it should be. Bungie totally disappointed me with the past 2 Halos so hopefully this will be a breath of fresh and familiar air :)

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