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Tag: halo
Halo Composer Talks DEI in Video Games
In a recent video on his Andrew Says YouTube channel, Andrew Chapados interviewed Marty O’Donnell, the former composer of the Halo video games who created the Halo theme. O’Donnell is running for Congress, where he hopes to represent Nevada’s third congressional district in the House of Representatives, and given his experience in the video game industry, Chapados…
Neckbeards Slay the Dragon
Being a neckbeard ain’t so bad. There are three kinds of people in our space of Geeks + Gamers: neckbeards, pussies, and asshole activists. Gamergate 2.0 started harmlessly enough. Wolverine is six feet tall now, and Deadpool is a pivotal piece of the Marvel Universe. SWEET! Give us more of this shit! Then, the M-She-U…
An Interview with the Director of November Black, a Halo ODST Fan Film
Geeks + Gamers Play’s very own Lethal Lightning sat down and chatted with Joshua Walls, the director of November Black, a Halo ODST fan film. In this interview, Joshua exclusively explains the plot of the film and discusses some of the props, favorite characters, and more! You can check out the full interview below:
The Last of Us’ Word of Mouth is Extraordinary
The initial Last of Us overnight numbers, released soon after episode 1’s airing, failed to meet the expectations of a show of this caliber, considering the size of the IP and the budget. However, the nearly unanimous praise for this episode has done the impossible. Some early reports regarding the consolidated viewership have been released…
The Last of Us Viewership Isn’t That Good
The overnight viewership for HBO’s The Last of Us episode 1, “When You’re Lost in the Dark,” is out. At first glance, these numbers look groundbreaking, especially considering the emphasis both HBO and the mainstream media are placing on them. 4.7 million views may seem impressive at a cursory glance, but with further investigation into…
Lethal Lightning Interviews Spartan
Geeks + Gamers’ Lethal Lightning recently interviewed Tyler Ganza, aka “Spartan.” After playing it, Spartan has recently and publicly called out the new update on Halo Infinite. Because he dared to speak out, he is now being fined a few thousand dollars (approximately $3,250) by his own team, eUnited, for breaching their contract, and by…