Just before the (official) launch on Wednesday (read ourreview) Microsoft has put up its latest live action Halo short by would-be Halo movie director Neil Blomkamp - and it's the best of the lot.
We had a blast watching the real-life (well, CGI real life) spike grenades and warthogs in action, but why is everything being filmed in a rented-out paintball field? With the money MS has thrown on advertising you'd think they could afford something even vaguely similar to the game's environments. Ho-hum.
Check it out for yourself over on theDiscovery Channel (we're as baffled as you are).
If you prefer the in-game cutscenes to the live-action movie, check out our synopsis of theplot of Halothus far. Maybe it'll help you to finish the fight on Wednesday, too.
Above: We have a ton of new Halo 3 screens
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