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New Story Details Revealed In Video Documentary
343 Industries appeared at last weekend's Comic-Con in San Diego, making its presence known with a short documentary about its upcoming game Halo 5: Guardians. The documentary, titled A Hero Reborn, explores the team's development process and creative vision.
Those interested in watching the documentary can view it in the video player below.
At Comic-Con, 343 Industries reaffirmed its commitment to expanding the Halo world outside of the games. The company confirmed a second season for its popular "Hunt The Truth" podcast and also revealed a teaser trailer for a three-act animated series about how Master Chief first discovered Blue Team.
This isn't the first time 343 Industries has caused waves at Comic-Con – last year, it offered a first look at Halo: Nightfall, a live-action series set in the Halo universe.
Want more on Halo 5: Guardians? Head to gameinformer.com/halo5 or click the banner below for video interviews with the team and a series of in-depth features.
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