Halo Arms Race 2 video + screenshots

[Rubius-sama]

Video here:
http://www.gametrailers.com/player/24179.html

Screenshots:










<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Rubius-sama on 2007-08-29 22:04 ]</font>

[Sgt_Shligger]

Amazing job O_O

How much do things like this even cost to make?

[-Crokar-]

more than you want to know seriously

[Sgt_Shligger]

On 2007-08-28 09:09, -Crokar- wrote:
more than you want to know seriously

I know it's in the thousands >_>;

[Shadowpawn]

Hah. Thousands...

[DizzyDi]

My first thought: These people have way too much time on their hands.
SAYS THE GUY POSTING ON AN INTERNETS FORUM.

After watching the video: Too much shaky cam akshun, and the video was just some d00ds shooting at other d00ds and one of the comments were 'this is why a halo movie would work'. I really don't see how.



<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: DizzyDi on 2007-08-28 16:42 ]</font>

[Sareth]

I just can't help but voice my thoughts. The video was great. It may not have been perfect by any means, but it was great. As for not having a steady cam, it reminds me of what a field photographer would shoot.

As for the cost... the video could have been done fairly cheap. In the grand scheme of things, it probably wasn't more than twenty thousand US dollars. Probably less. If you have free time and/or cash, try filming a two minute segment and editing it in adobe. Its all a matter of skill, for the skilled can do it cheaper. That doesn't diminsh the value of getting to see a pelican drop a warthog and two soldiers driving it. The only problem is that Hollywood doesn't make too many feature length films with the feel that this clip had. I would much rather see it done as an independent film.

BTW: That armor is great. Fairly close to whats in R&D right now. Expect to see stuff like it in five years.

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Warning for flaming.


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[bigwang]

so whatever happen to the halo movie idea? this looked like it the first time i saw it but then my friend told me it was just to get people hyped up for halo

[McLaughlin]

The Halo movie was going to cost a shitload of money, so whoever is producing it (I forget, since it's changed a few times) wants to make sure that the investment is worth it. They're waiting to see the sales numbers for Halo3 as far as I know.

[Ryno]

crazy.. 1st of all .. i thought it was going to look sucky.. but it doesnt.. hope the story line doesnt suck.