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(06-08-2007,
12:02 PM)
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Peter Jackson's Halo project is something Halo 3 animated series like
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UPDATE: Did Shane Kim's loose lips reveal too much, too soon? Microsoft doesn't think so. Kim and Microsoft have told 1UP this morning "he was misquoted (or possibly misspoke) during the GameSpy interview, but either way, it was an error."
Microsoft reiterated the fact that Jackson's project is a Halo interactive series, but wouldn't say anything more than that. source: http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3160157 ------ Thanks to the great GhaleonEB for the heads up. ----- GameSpy: You mentioned that Bungie is working with Peter Jackson on the Halo interactive series. Is this the same team that is currently working on Halo 3? Shane Kim: I'm not sure about the specifics. They'll be done with Halo 3 this year, but we haven't announced any dates on the Halo 3 series. GameSpy: So there's another project in the works for Bungie to begin once Halo 3 is over? Shane Kim: Oh yeah. Bungie has their plans well mapped out. You have to, when you have a studio like that, and you need to know what you're moving your people on to. So they have the collaboration with Peter Jackson on the animated series. ---- Source: http://xbox360.gamespy.com/xbox-360/.../795109p3.html ---- Can't wait to see what Weta, PJ and Bungie do with this! Last edited by Tieno : 06-08-2007 at 08:01 PM. |
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Banned
(06-08-2007,
12:06 PM)
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#4
Sincerely, I would prefer peter Jackson to make a film of some other Fantasy book like Shannara or the Lord of Magic, instead to adapt videogames....
I mean: a critic to the US film industry I always do is that masterpieces like the Lord of the Rings are not enough and that the fantasy domain is still too little. And don't tell me about stupid Harry Potter. I want something like the Dark Crystal again. ![]() ![]() |
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Member
(06-08-2007,
12:09 PM)
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#6
Originally Posted by Mithos Yggdrasill:
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(06-08-2007,
12:10 PM)
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#7
I thought PJ was making a game, not some animated series.
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Member
(06-08-2007,
12:11 PM)
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#8
Originally Posted by pswii60:
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Member
(06-08-2007,
12:12 PM)
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#9
I would prefer it if Jackson concentrated on absolutely nailing the Tintin movie. I have my doubts about whether a Tintin movie can work at all, so am completely unready to even contemplate the game tie-in that is de rigeur with practically any big film.
Damn he and Spielberg have got full schedules, and pretty much all of the projects have nutso fanboy squadrons to satisfy. |
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Believes in his Wii
(06-08-2007,
12:14 PM)
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#10
Originally Posted by Mithos Yggdrasill:
I want him to make Braindead 2 |
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Banned
(06-08-2007,
12:17 PM)
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#11
Originally Posted by Tieno:
How about an XBox Live animated series that can intercut with playable battles? Basically episodic games but with longer cutscenes. Hell they could have you play a background character in a battle scene then when you watch it back your actions are recorded like the saved films? I'm getting too excited. |
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Member
(06-08-2007,
12:19 PM)
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#12
Sounds awful, at least if it was CG I would have an excuse to watch it for the eye candy. I can understand liking Halo for the gameplay, but the story? Perhaps the novels make things a bit more intriguing, but I've a hard time believing the novels are nothing more than C-grade fiction.
Anyway, in what capacity is Jackson involved? |
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Banned
(06-08-2007,
01:03 PM)
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#17
Originally Posted by syllogism:
The Nylund novels are pretty damned good, he had full access to the "Halo Bible" and wove in the politics, religion and military strategy that isn't really apparent on the surface of the games (so far) I can see them taking a cue from the success of Battlestar Galactica with this, especially as they both have the common theme of external forces threatening the human race. People come for the action and stay for the intriguing drama. |
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Banned
(06-08-2007,
01:11 PM)
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#18
In the interview it's said that Peter Jackson is working on the Halo games, and is also helping in the animatied series.
Which sounds great. And the story of Halo is great, if you aren't aware of it's mythology and characters just don't spit shit about it. And i find it funny that we have tons of guys, from directors, writers, to comic book artists who love the mythology and yet, some of you will still say the story is shit and so forth. |
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(06-08-2007,
01:36 PM)
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#19
Is it possible to construct a coherent thread title these days?
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Member
(06-08-2007,
01:37 PM)
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#20
Originally Posted by Merovingian:
i know the story, it's mediocre sci-fi fare at it's best. |
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Banned
(06-08-2007,
01:48 PM)
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#22
Originally Posted by evilromero:
WHAT ???????????? It is the masterpiece of Jim Henson. Today is all about specials effects. The Dark Crystal has an incredible soundtrack, a great animation and an awesome design of characters. And this all without the use of PCs. Of course it is a film of 1982. Edit: DC was an example of how a fantasy film should look like. Peter Jackson has a lot of talent. Why waste it to adapt videogames ? Make something else instead ! |
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Banned
(06-08-2007,
01:51 PM)
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#23
Originally Posted by ElectricBlue187:
It has an iconic main character, a conflict motivated by something all we can relate too, vast universe, guns and freaking swords. That's all you need baby, the potential is huge. Let's not mention the fact that it's highly popular now. It's perfect for adapting, it's perfect for people to expand on it. Say...unlike...half life. |
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Member
(06-08-2007,
02:02 PM)
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#26
Originally Posted by ElectricBlue187:
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Member
(06-08-2007,
02:05 PM)
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#28
Originally Posted by Merovingian:
Surely you jest?
Originally Posted by snack:
The current story making it's rounds in the ether, is that this HALO series will be closer to Star Wars:Clone Wars in format that would be distributed exclusively over LIVE, rather than some epic anime-esque animation. Apparently MS are starting to make noises about having more producers come aboard to make content like smaller shows and films that would sold exclusively over LIVE. Apparently. |
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There are millions of whiny 5-year olds on Earth, and I AM THEIR KING.
(06-08-2007,
02:17 PM)
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#30
Why someone had to mention Half Life?
Why did Half Life nerds cannot accept the fact that a lot of people dislike the game? Now to my post. Love the idea. Hopefully it is released in HD-DVD before being broadcasted on a cable channel. I hate to watch TV. Edit: after following the posts, it is obvious that the Half Life nerd started it... Dont worry, I bet there will be a flash cartoon based on your game that you can download soon enough on Steam. Valve cares about their customers and will not allow them to go with their penis envy for long. Last edited by godhandiscen : 06-08-2007 at 02:21 PM. |
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There are millions of whiny 5-year olds on Earth, and I AM THEIR KING.
(06-08-2007,
02:26 PM)
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#32
Originally Posted by ElectricBlue187:
* 1350 SAT score.... (800 math + 550 english) In yerr face beotch! |
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Member
(06-08-2007,
02:29 PM)
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#35
Originally Posted by ElectricBlue187:
Hey, HALO has some serious credibility, after all, it features religion.... in space!!!! I have played and really enjoyed both HALO games, but the image below thoroughly beats the crap out of any sort of pretentions the HALO universe has to being some epic, thought provoking, deeply rich universe. I could go on but I know I'd be wasting my time... so in short... HAIL THE SPACE POPE!!!!! |
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Member
(06-08-2007,
03:08 PM)
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#37
Originally Posted by Ghost:
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Member
(06-08-2007,
03:36 PM)
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#39
Originally Posted by Busty:
Godammit. |
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(06-08-2007,
03:50 PM)
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#40
live acton shorts over Live people
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knows his self-worth.
(06-08-2007,
03:51 PM)
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#41
There's a lot of good stuff in that interview other than the animated series part.
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raise the double standard
(06-08-2007,
03:54 PM)
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#42
Originally Posted by Busty:
That explains the TV Pilot contest. That would be a pretty cool development.
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HOLY SHIT. "Much"!! |
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Banned
(06-08-2007,
04:01 PM)
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#44
Originally Posted by GhaleonEB:
Nothing really new. It is logic that Halo 3 is bigger then GoW. My question is: the X360 has a limited installed base in comparison to when Halo 2 went out on the original Xbox. Will the game match the numbers of its predecessor due to that point ? My answer is yes, if the game can drive X360's sales in the long term. |
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(06-08-2007,
04:12 PM)
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#45
Hang on, I read the entire interview and he says Halo Interactive Series throughout apart from one point, which makes me think it is actually a mis-type, or he slipped another project. Either way, it is clear from this interview that the Interactive Series is the main project Bungie and PJ are working together on right now.
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raise the double standard
(06-08-2007,
04:14 PM)
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#46
Originally Posted by pswii60:
I was going to say the same thing but I was too busy trying to numerically quantify "Much". |
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Banned
(06-08-2007,
04:27 PM)
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#48
Originally Posted by Busty:
Originally Posted by ElectricBlue187:
Religion anyone? Geez, if you don't know anything about halo just stfu. edit: Oh wait now its pretentious, omg, ahahahah I love it. I don't understand, why come into threads about halo, Busty, you certainly seem like you don't give a shit about 360 games, so why the effort to troll so much? Last edited by Merovingian : 06-08-2007 at 04:32 PM. |
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(06-08-2007,
04:48 PM)
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#49
The Halo storyline isn't mediocre sci-fi, ILB was some of the best sci-fi I've ever seen (or heard). If they decide to make an interactive series that spans all the events of ILB and puts them into proper Halo canon (If there is such a thing) I'm probably going to explode.
ILB wasn't just about the military perspective, it gave some insight into the lives of... I guess they're not normal people, but let's say people whom we can relate to, whose lives are completely dependant on technology and government propaganda. I particularly like the episode where Durga messes with the net, she really can do everything because every single thing in the Halo universe is wired and connected to some sort of network, even people. Then we have Jan and her dad, they were just perfect sci-fi characters, they were sort of like superheroes with a secret identity. ILB contains so many details, small things that perfectly match up with events from the books or even the games. It's hard not to go into spoiler territory when talking about ILB. |
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Member
(06-08-2007,
04:50 PM)
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#50
Originally Posted by Merovingian:
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