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*It was revealed in a Bungie update that a specially designed 40-second short would be used in TV commericals. | *It was revealed in a Bungie update that a specially designed 40-second short would be used in TV commericals. | ||
*During this trailer there is a scene when Noble Six is holding a pair of dog tags. These could be another soldier's or another member of Noble Team. | *During this trailer there is a scene when Noble Six is holding a pair of dog tags. These could be another soldier's or another member of Noble Team. | ||
*At exactly 33 seconds, the chainguns on the [[Warthogs]] are firing. However, their barrels are not spinning | *At exactly 33 seconds, the chainguns on the [[Warthogs]] are firing. However, their barrels are not spinning. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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The Battle Begins is a campaign-exclusive trailer for Halo: Reach. It was released on July 29th, 2010 and runs for 1:06.[1] It has a more dramatic tone than previous trailers, focusing on parts of the campaign that contemplate the Covenant invasion and destruction of Reach.
Trivia
- Contributors at HBO have noted that the final image of Noble Six staring at a crashed Covenant vessel resembles Crashed, a piece of artwork from Marathon 2: Durandal that was drawn by Craig Mullins.
- It was revealed in a Bungie update that a specially designed 40-second short would be used in TV commericals.
- During this trailer there is a scene when Noble Six is holding a pair of dog tags. These could be another soldier's or another member of Noble Team.
- At exactly 33 seconds, the chainguns on the Warthogs are firing. However, their barrels are not spinning.
Gallery
A promotional image of the trailer.
Noble Six surveys the city of Manassas.
- Noble Six Reach.jpg
Noble Six looks out at a mountain range, where a Covenant ship lies in ruin.
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