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The Halo: Reach E3 Campaign Demo is a demo showcasing a section of a Campaign level in Halo: Reach, first shown on June 14th, at the Microsoft Press Conference at E3 2010.
In the demo, Noble Team, after being dropped off to a beach by a UH-144 Falcon, fight their way to a United Nations Space Command base, under heavy attack from invading Covenant ground and air forces. Upon clearing the base, SPARTAN-B312 and Jorge-052 enter a Sabre, a rocket-launched space fighter, and enter Reach's orbit to engage Covenant Seraphs while assisting a UNSC Frigate in combat with a Covenant Corvette.[1]
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The video opens with a view of a nebula.
The screen darkens. The Bungie logo is shown.
A view from an asteroid field in the Epsilon Eridani System is shown, facing toward the star.
The screen darkens. The Microsoft Game Studios logo is shown.
The camera moves from behind one of Reach's moons, passes through the moon's rings, to reveal the planet Reach.
The screen darkens. The Halo: Reach logo is shown.
View opens on the surface of Reach, showing a large UNSC base beside a body of water, surrounded by mountains. The camera turns downwards and shows a UH-144 Falcon landing on the beach. Jorge-052, Catherine-B320 and SPARTAN-B312 jump out of the craft and the camera moves to Noble Six's first-person perspective. The team stands ready, with Carter-A259 on the lead as the Falcon takes off and flies away.
Carter-A259: Move up the beach, Noble.
The screen flashes white as the player is given control. Carter and Kat take the point, and they move over a small hill. The player looks up, to see numerous Covenant "Spirit" dropships in the sky, as well as incoming Covenant Orbital Insertion Pods.
Jorge-052: Is there any place the Covenant isn't?
One of the Orbital Insertion Pods hits the beach some distance in front of the team, and an Elite steps out.
Carter-A259: We've been engaged!
The team moves to engage the foe.
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