Halo Reach: Remember Reach Gives More Than Just A Light Sculpture Kris, August 25, 2010August 25, 2010 Alejandro Rivero has kept a close eye on RememberReach.com, and has exposed something much more than a Light Sculpture for Noble Team.There are new developments in the Reach viral. The site, www.rememberreach.com, went live about two nights ago and with it came a load of info. As previously expected it’s a light statue formed by “star-like” lights. You are encoraged to use your Facebook account to make a point of your own (although with the line, don’t expect it to be lit for about 3-4 days). Also with the site came 3 new live action ads (including the leaked Patrol) and one big ad combining them all. There is a “dead” link on the site with the title Live Monument Feed. Now that suggests that the monument of light is not truly live for all, or that there will be an actual monument for Noble Team (Bungie or Microsoft property).The live action short that combines them all is, once again, focusing on the more ambient and civilian side of the war. The entire campaign is all about remembering Noble Team and their sacrifice, which was so big that they weren’t mentioned in any canon book or short movie, so no wonder they want us to remember them.So far my predictions were correct: The Light Sculpture based on Noble Team’s monument is the same as the statue that comes in the Legendary Edition. When it is finally lit, my dot will be right at the tip of Carter’s (the middle spartan) scope on his rifle. Where is yours?You can track a log of these shorts over at wikibruce. And as always, Remember Reach, and remember Noble Team. Viral Marketing Halo ReachLight SculptureRemember Reach
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“Green Lantern” Gets ‘Got Milk?’ Ad, Viral Site, And More May 28, 2011Remember when we were all worried that Green Lantern would not have much of a marketing push due to difficulties with its special effects? It seems that in the weeks since Warner Bros. tempered marketing expectations, fans have faced a barraged of trailers, television spots, viral websites, and much more…. Read More
If your looking at people who’s lights have already been placed then you can push the Live Monument Feed button to watch the robot put the lights in, and it also shows the name of who’s light it is at the bottom.