Microsoft details Halo Legends preview schedule

by Richard Mitchell { Nov 5th 2009 at 7:45PM }

We knew that the first installment of the Halo Legends anime project was debuting November 7 on Halo Waypoint, but now Microsoft has revealed the dates for most of the remaining episodes. Beyond Waypoint simply airing each episode, Halo fans will also be treated to "making of" features for each episode. All told, you can expect something related to Legends every week from now until January 9, 2010 (and likely beyond, as there are still some episodes unrevealed). Grab your calendar and a nice permanent marker, then check out the schedule after the break.

Introduction to "Halo Legends" -- 11/05/09
"The Babysitter" -- 11/07/09
Making of "The Babysitter" -- 11/14/09
"The Duel" -- 11/21/09
Making of "The Duel" -- 11/28/09
"The Package" Part 1 -- 12/5/09
Making of "The Package" -- 12/12/09
"The Package" Part 2 -- 12/19/09
Making of 'The Package" -- 12/26/09
"Origins" Part 1 -- 1/2/10
Making of "Origins" -- 1/9/10

Tags: 343-industries, halo, halo-legends, halo-waypoint

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

cows84ever @ Nov 5th 2009 7:54PM

personally I'm scared about the whole halo anime thing.

Mindkiller @ Nov 5th 2009 8:01PM

I'm morbidly curious myself. I really want to see what Production IG's effort will be like

maxim @ Nov 5th 2009 8:03PM

Are you scared of Halo:Dragonball Haloz ?

cows84ever @ Nov 5th 2009 8:45PM

wtf

SovereignSky @ Nov 5th 2009 11:26PM

On Halo: Waypoint, there's a video that shows glimpses of other episodes done by different production studios and I'd have to say the only episode I'm worried about is the one with the childish manga feel to it, in which the master chief is attacked by a T-rex.

Mazrael @ Nov 6th 2009 3:26AM

Can I have chieves for watching? you (MS) put a 0 on my gamercard..

joeybeast @ Nov 6th 2009 3:59PM

I just like the free helmet my avatar got.

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