Master Chief's bank of choice

by Dustin Burg { Sep 8th 2007 at 10:30AM }

The Halo 3 marketing machine is now in full swing with advertisements and promotions popping up everywhere. But this marketing machine isn't just good for selling Halo 3, oh no, it helps sell other products ... maybe something like a bank? The picture above is a prime example of a First Mutual Bank using Halo 3 and good old Master Chief to bring in the "younger crowd" to open savings accounts or take out a beefy loan. Speaking of which, we always wondered how much Master Chief pulls in a given year and whether or not a Warthog would fit through the bank's drive up window ... meh, go Earth!

Tags: bungie, bungiestudios, halo3, masterchief

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Jonah Falcon @ Sep 8th 2007 10:47AM

"Get a free sword if you own an Energy Sword! Offer may not apply in Covenant Space."

Alexander @ Sep 8th 2007 11:21AM

lol nice

nizzy1115 @ Sep 8th 2007 11:23AM

submitted to dig. digg it!

http://digg.com/xbox_360/Master_Chief_s_bank_of_choice_Pic

FM @ Sep 8th 2007 11:39AM

This is just screaming for a newgrounds parody.

a ham sandwich @ Sep 8th 2007 11:48AM

that is by far one of the most awesome pictures ive seen in while! ill bet that had nothing to do with the ad campaign. probably some employee who's a halo fanatic! i love it! go earth!

Kapitan Kramer @ Sep 8th 2007 11:52AM

Hahaa, thats great :)

dimeadz @ Sep 8th 2007 12:18PM

You spelled mutual wrong. The spelling is on the sign. Master Chief only gets paid in Government Cheese anyways...lol

Trashman @ Sep 8th 2007 12:25PM

I wonder how long before mr. jack thompson says somethin about all this

Zaknafein @ Sep 8th 2007 12:45PM

i think it would have made the picture even better if the time was 9:25

H0m1c1d4l 1N50mN14c @ Sep 8th 2007 2:18PM

w00t! Thanks for linking to my story FTW!

Bangbang... @ Sep 8th 2007 3:29PM

"Speaking of which, we always wondered how much Master Chief pulls in a given year"

Well, lets see. He is a Master Chief so thats an E-9 and he has been in the military since he was six so that puts over the 20 year mark. So I would guess that he makes around $75000 a year, not includeing hostile fire pay and various allowences of course.

Yes, I know im a nerd. :( lol.