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What If Stephen Colbert Had Been In Halo: Reach?
Earlier this week, Stephen Colbert joked about how Master Chief was likely one of the classified members of the now famous SEAL Team Six (or was it a joke?). Regardless, this prompted Bungie to release an interesting Colbert related tidbit surrounding the launch of Halo: Reach.
Around the launch of Halo: Reach, Bungie hoped to do some cross promotion with the The Colbert Report. Bungie artist Lorraine McLees even mocked up the Colbert themed images you see here.
On the developer's blog, Bungie stated, “No amount of button pressing, tearful forum posting, or prayer to the deity of your choosing will make this epic armor an in-game reality. This is the stuff of dreams.” Maybe that’s the case, or maybe Colbert is playing hard to get and just wants you to try harder. We hope you never give up on your dreams.
[Source: Destructoid]
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