Halo: NIghtfall

Halo: Nightfall is an upcoming digital feature written by Prison Break creator Paul Scheuring and produced by Scott Free Productions. It consists of five episodes which will release on a weekly basis and will be viewable as streaming video through Halo: The Master Chief Collection and Windows 8.1 devices.



Official Summary.

Taking place between the events of Halo 4 and Halo 5: Guardians, Halo: Nightfall follows the origin story of legendary manhunter Jameson Locke (Mike Colter) and his team as they are caught in a horrific terrorist attack while investigating terrorist activity on the distant colony world of Sedra. Led by Locke, the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) agents are forced to coordinate with a Sedran commander with a remarkable history and deep-rooted mistrust of ONI. As the plot unravels, they’re drawn to an ancient, hellish artifact where they’re forced to fight for their survival, question everything, and ultimately choose between their loyalties and their lives. Agent Locke is a new character in the Halo universe poised to play a major role in Halo 5: Guardians releasing on Xbox One in 2015.

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Teaser Trailer

Halo: Nightfall is being produced by Aliens and Prometheus director Ridley Scott. The idea is that this series will act as an origin story for Jameson Locke and will be released with the Master Chief Collection, which is a remastered version of the Halo games and will include everything from the original stories right down to the easter eggs and even the original bugs from the games. The series is set to be released on the 11th of November.

The Master Chief Collection will also contain in excess of a hundred multiplayer maps!

Game Of Thrones Season 4 Episode 8

Spoilers, turn back if you don't want the episode ruined.

This was one of the best episodes of Game Of Thrones I have ever seen, there is just so much going on in this one episode I found it pretty darn cool that they could fit all of it into a 52 minute episode. Right from the letter that says Ser Jorah was spying on Dany (which is as I believe a forgery) and the fact that she sends him off instead of killing him, I mean I was so damn sure she was going to kill him but that's just me. You can see the anguish he is in when they're in the throne room and she's sentencing him.

Ramsay snow's use of Reek to earn the trust of the Iron Born just so the Bolton soldiers can kill them with no effort was a brilliant piece of strategy by one deranged son of a gun. Also what's with the eyes in this episode? Two people lost their eyes.
Later after that scene when Ramsay meets with His father Roose Bolton, we see that he legitimizes Ramsay. Ramsay Snow is now officially Ramsay Bolton. Actually gave me a warm fuzzy feeling inside, which is weird seeing as it came from this show.

Back at the Eerie, the Lords of the Vale are in the process of questioning Littlefinger about Lyssa's death and they call in Sansa Stark who tells them everything, her true identity, how Little finger was her only friend and how and how he saved her, except for the part where Littlefinger pushed her out of the moon door. Later on Sansa shows up and she's dyed her hair black and is dressed in all black, a hint that she's finally figured out how to play the Game Of Thrones.

Back in King's Landing, Jaime and Tyrion are talking about beetles being crushed and a "special" Lannister boy being kicked by a mule and dying. (I pity that Mule. Lannisters would've killed it in the most brutal way no doubt) after all that, its time for the trial by combat, Oberyn was dressed in extremely light armor because he wanted to be able to move around and be light on his feet, seems reasonable. He also uses a spear which would give him a decent range to attack the mountain from relative safety. Also he was drinking literally just before the fight and he was so damn confident. Can't say the same for Tyrion. The mountain shows up shortly after completely coverd in heavy armor and wielding a giant two handed sword. After one of the best fight scenes ever, Oberyn stabs the mountain and the behemoth falls on his back, at this point I was so happy but I knew deep down that this was far from over and that it wouldn't end well for Oberyn, who is so obsessed with getting a confession out of the mountain that he lets his guard down and is quickly brought to his back, then with one single punch the mountain knocks a hand full of Oberyn's teeth out, he then mounts him and crushes his head to the point where bloods squirts out of his eye sockets and his head explodes. Ouch. One of the most spectacular deaths I have seen in this show. Tywin grabs this opportunity to sentence Tyrion to death. And roll credits.

This episode was amazing and this cliffhanger ending makes me wanna freak out. I can't wait for the next episode! The show is really starting to heat up and this season just flew by.