Incredible New Halo Reach Live Action Spot Kris, August 26, 2010August 26, 2010 You want Halo Reach action? You got it. The previous ambient live action shorts have been setting the mood for this new Halo Reach spot “Deliver Hope.” Get blown away after the jump.Bungie uploaded this in their youtube channel about a day after RememberReach.com went online. It seems like this is the moment when Noble Team’s female spartan, Kat, is killed off. I doubt it though, because out of my many years playing Halo I’ve learned at least one thing: Spartan’s don’t die, they just respawn.BlackWaterOps has pointed out that, as cinematic as it is, it’s very similar to what Kelly and Joshua (also spartans) did in novel Fall of Reach. Halo fans may not notice it at first, but it is a somewhat recycled moment from the book. That doesn’t mean it’s not kick-ass though, and a good improvement from the We Are ODST spot.Technically, we haven’t reached 7 live-action commercials, so still expect more to come.And of course, Remember Reach. UPDATE: Turns out that after a closer look, it is more plausible that this is the moment when Kat looses her arm. The Bungie forums are going crazy over the fact, but no official explanation is out yet. Viral Marketing Halo ReachRemember Reach
Newly Launched “Dredd” Viral Site Riffs The Drudge Report August 21, 2012Dredd may be coming out in theaters next month, but the film’s promotion is just kicking off. After Dredd received some solid reviews at Comic-Con earlier this year, the film is entering a new stage of the marketing campaign. Firstshowing reports that a viral site called The Dredd Report has… Read More
Two New NBC Late Night Viral Sites October 1, 2009October 1, 2009It looks like NBC has decided to get in the game of viral! And we say, the more the merrier. NBC has notified us of two new sites that are hitting the net. The first site came about on a skit entitled “Before Photoshop” during an airing of The Tonight… Read More
South Park Episode Sparks ‘Everybody Draw Mohammed Day’ April 26, 2010May 3, 2010After over 200 episodes in 14 seasons, Comedy Central’s South Park still has the ability to ruffle feathers and create cultural chaos. In their latest episode, titled “200”, has a subplot that features the prophet Mohammed (also spelled Muhammad), the most important figure in Islamic faith next to Allah himself…. Read More