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[Update] Canceled: Titanfall’s Abbie Heppe On Late Night With Seth Myers Tonight
Update: Bad news, everyone. Titanfall won't be appearing on Late Night with Seth Myers after all.
Original Story:
Titanfall is out in the wild, and (so far) Microsoft’s servers have been up to the challenge. If you haven’t had the chance to pick it up yet (or you’re waiting for the Xbox 360 version), you can catch it tonight on Late Night with Seth Myers.
Respawn Entertainment community manager Abbie Heppe is visiting the show and bringing the studio’s inaugural title. As you might be aware, Heppe isn’t just one of the voices of Titanfall in the community, she’s featured in the game.
If you aren’t too busy playing, take a moment to check the segment out tonight when Late Night with Seth Myers airs at 12:35 a.m. on NBC. Our review of Titanfall is coming soon.
Our Take
This is a big win for Respawn and Microsoft. For Respawn, it exposes Titanfall to a wider audience that might not yet have heard of the title. For Microsoft, it’s air time for the Xbox One. If people like what they see of Titanfall, the appearance on Late Night with Seth Myers has the real potential to motivate sales.
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