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Revision as of 12:27, August 12, 2020
The Halo Infinite announcement trailer was the announcement trailer for Halo Infinite released in 2018.
Transcript
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- Morse code: ... --- ... --.. . - .- .... .- .-.. --- --. .-. -.. (SOS ZETA HALO GRD)
- Pelican screen: 5.27.2560
Production notes
The song played in the background's first half is Kazuma Jinnouchi's piece, which is based on Neil Davidge's Green and Blue from Halo 4's soundtrack, and the second half is an arrangment of Kazuma's favourite Halo 3 piece.[1] Nicolas Bouvier was also a factor in the design of certain aspects.[2]
Gallery
Concept art and development
Concept art for the trailer.
Concept art for the trailer.
Concept art for the trailer.
An image from the trailer's development, depicting an early version of John-117's armor.
An image from the trailer's development, showing a first-person gameplay perspective.
A render of John's helmet from the trailer.
A render of John's helmet, showing the detailed textures.
Images
Mysterious writing on a cave wall in the trailer.
An environment in the trailer.
Marines wielding the BR85-like weapons in the trailer
The reveal of John-117 at the end of the trailer.
The Halo ring on which the trailer is set.
The logo reveal at the end of the trailer.
Sources
