i absolutely love that the defining characteristic for the master chief is luck. I think its absolutely brilliant. It gives him the humanity he so badly deserves under that suit of armor. Truly, I wouldn't have it any other way.
I feel the exact opposite, I laughed when I first heard it, what a ridiculous reason for an AI to have chosen anything. Now if she meant God, that I get. The creator of my creators favours him, so I chose him...
Jeremiah Tothenations it kinda makes sense tho. If you’re an AI being, luck will inevitable stand out more due to your inability to analyze it. An anomaly is an anomaly, and that is noticeable.
@@Dibbz_TV I hear you, but from my experience there's no such thing as luck, to me it's a oversimplification of something greater. But I guess it's human nature to whittle something down to its most basic form. I guess an AI has no capacity to comprehend the supernatural as they are merely corporeal (in this case light and information, but still physical). So yeah, I guess I can buy it now, thanks!
I like how the characters were so well written. You can definitely feel the sorrow in Johnson's face when asking for a heavy lift gear to rescue the Major, as he might have been used to after losing so many of his men. And then immediately the solace (yet instantly shielding his emotions by scolding the Major) in his voice. Great dubbing actors, amazing visuals, the best series of games ever made.
right, i wouldnt say best series of games ever made , if the truth of the matter argues at a questionable level, cuz uh ...plot armor and some parts not making sense .......hmm I'm not so sure
In one of the more recent Halo novels it shows that the Master Chief and Johnson's friendship goes back over 20 years. In that book, Johnson was a friend and mentor to the 15 year old Master Chief during an early operation against the Covenant. Johnson actually had a hand in the Master Chief's promotion to the rank of Master Chief.
@@alexandreparent1251 Actually it was a pretty good novel. There's A LOT of Halo novels and they are all considered canon. Fact is the games never give us a timeline for how long they knew each other. The book takes place in 2526, about a year after the war begins. The games start in 2552. Johnson was a main character in the novel Contact Harvest which features the first battle with the Covenant on the planet Harvest which IS part of Halo canon. One of the main bad guys is Tartarus, the Brute Chieftain from Halo 2 that was killed by Johnson and the Arbiter at the end of the game. It also shows the story of the rise to power of the Prophets of Truth, Mercy and Regret. I really suggest you read the Halo novels if you haven't, they are so incredible and add so much to the story. The games definitely include elements of them into the story too and not just the 343 games. That opening bit in Halo 3 where the Master Chief is falling out of the sky and Cortana has a voiceover??? Cortana's voiceover about getting to choose the Chief references a scene in Halo: The Fall of Reach. Not the animated movie thing, that was just an adaptation of like half of the book at most but the novel itself.
For real man… I feel truly blessed that I was a teen during the golden age of gaming before corporations ruined everything. I still come back and watch this video and others like it to compare it to modern games and every time I still get chills. Just proves it was real. Halo used to be amazing.
My first time seeing this cut scene, I got goosebumps like crazy. The music, plus Chief coming back to consciousness. I want Halo Infinite to feel just as good as this does.
Spartan Kong Country not going to happen, sorry. The “magic” they caught with Halo 1-reach is no longer there. Mainly because Bungie were too STUPID to realise what fantastic long term potential Halo had, and they wanted to go on to Destiny, also EA were kinda interfering with the development process for example Bungie wanted to make Halo 3 Pc inclusive but EA said no. They left Halo and EA to escape control and work on Destiny. Thing is, they went to Activision, who of course did the same what EA did but x5 worse. So they lost the rights to Halo AND didn’t even get to properly do what they wanted to and the reason they left Halo. All I’m interested in for Halos future is MCC for PC. Because thats going to be Bungies Halo games brought to the platform I know and love. Halo Infinite? Ill watch the news etc, sure. But I can tell from the new trailer that its so far just nostalgia pandering and not actual Halo and the “Magic” we saw in 1-Reach
@@SbCasll Nah Infinite won't capture what old halo could. The multiplayer is even going to be free to play... trust me everyone will love halo infinite for a couple months at most.
I watched that opening cutscene last night and cried. The music, the visuals of master chief falling from space, it brought back memories I didn’t even know I had
Halo 1,2,and 3 are the pinnacle of gaming for me. I've never felt more catered to as a gamer. They listened to feedback and made each game unquestionably better than the last. The XboxLive multiplayer support and leaderboard/downloadable replays where you could move the camera around and slow-mo the best frags in full on Matrix surround was was absolutely insane.
@@y0urs03pic Yes. They are that bad. Don't be fooled. Halo Infinite will have microtransactions. Plus, they completely don't understand the Halo series, and the art design is AWFUL.
I love how Johnson’s little crazy fool rant. Makes him sound so concerned and looking out for chief like he’s his own dad or something. It really hits me where it matters
What a truly beautiful game, I feel as if all of the fighting between which one is the best is because they are all so perfect, that the only way to decide is nostalgia/memories with freinds/growing up with.
Remember Master Chief used to be considered to be the hero among the military? I know......four years later the everyone on-board of the prototype ship known as The Infinity does not remember him to be the hero except some do remember him from the battle of New Mombassa.
Everyone on Infinity is scared of Chief that crack are you on? Captain Del Rio just had a bad attitude, it didn't lower any moral. And oh that was William 043 in New Mombasa he was sent there first way before Chief could he was still receiving armor.
Um Sarah Palmer said thought you’d be taller because he is a legend that’s what most people say to notorious people. God we live in a world where everyone can’t think outside the box.
60% of me at the end of the video was expecting the feel of a 360 controller in my hands, and other 30% was devastated there wasn't 10% said DAMNIT WHAT WENT WRONG???
This has, and always will give me the chills! I love this cutscene. Brings a tear to my eye. Me and my buddy got this midnight release. Right after we graduated high school, we said we’d do one more play through together on Co-Op and we did. We tried on legendary with just the two of us and let’s just say, grunts….. That’s all. My friend later died in a car wreck from a drunk driver t-boning him. So this cutscene will now forever hold a special place with me.
I will never forget booting up Halo 3 for the first time. I had barely played a Halo game before, only touching Halo 2 at a friends house. It was summer. The air was vibrant and delicious, the nights long and the days longer. I will not say I earned that Xbox, a Master Chief one at that, because I did not. But my father bought it with his own hard earned money, and I am forever grateful to him for that. He has never agreed with my love for video games, but he saw past that. He wanted to make his son happy, even if he could not understand it. I remember booting up Halo for the first time. It was on an old box TV, with SCART cables and an adapter. This scene alone blew my mind and hooked me. The mystery, the music, the wonder, I cannot put it in words. It had to be felt. Describing a feeling is... impossible. I don't remember how old I was. Maybe 12, maybe 13. Now I'm 28, closing in on 29. It might seem grim, but I never expected to grow this old. Not due to any illness or disease. That was deep in my head. But playing online made that pain go away, if only temporarily. Hell, even playing offline was good enough, something I did for very long until my father buckled and paid for XBL. Just the armor customization alone was... man, you really chased every piece of it you could, because it was so cool. And man, what a world that opened up. I have met so many fantastic people. I've met many assholes too, but focusing on them would do them a service. So I will focus on the friends, one of whom I am close as a brother to this day. We met via Halo, as fellow Norwegians and we were a menace in duos! Just having someone to play that with was fantastic. We never cared much for winning, we were content having someone to play with... I still remember that *DEET, DEET... DING* of a match starting. Halo 3 was a fantastic game and I can never be grateful enough to this space opera. Grateful towards my father who dislikes video games yet he set his own views aside for my sake. To all the friends I made, as a nervous and outcast child. Grateful to Bungie, for giving me a place I felt like... I belonged. Peculiar as I was. It's corny but. We Spartans, we don't die. We go missing in action.
The music variation at 2:40 when Johnson asks where Cortana is, it reminds me of this kind of WW2 music in Saving Private Ryan or Band of Brothers, so atmospheric and powerful
> be me, 16 yo, never played Halo > buy your first console by yourself with Halo 3 and ODST packed with it > launch the console and see that for the first time > get chills as the piano start playing > fall in love since then
The part where chief goes, "Yeah, you're not!" Music score and everything just a perfect scene. I feel its a good opposite to the sadness and sorrow as we see the camera change from Noble 6's engagement to his helmet. Perfect yin and yang example.
same, that part always stuck out to me and I don't know why. The combination of him getting up as the music's intensity increases which probably symbolises the fact that the hope of humanity stands again. It's such a simple, but a definitive "halo" moment which no one else has or can replicate. (Maybe 343 can, their 2019 discover hope trailer was pretty good).
One of the greatest games of all time along with Reach, CE, 2, and ODST. Good times playing this back on Original Xbox 360. Congrats to those who still keep the classics alive playing MCC.
@@whaleshey yeah when I played H4 I knew 5 minutes in that they wrecked him as a character. To be honest though they unfucked that in halo infinite. He is more stoic and silent.
Happy 15th Birthday Halo 3 and thank you for everything Bungie. H3 will continue to live on for us. Legends never die. I was there. 9/25/07 LUCK. BELIEVE FINISH THE FIGHT 117 "WERE IT SO EASY" "WAKE ME, WHEN YOU NEED ME" September 25th, 2007. 15 Years of Excellence! Classic Halo for LIFE.
Man, I'm 33 years old and shedding tears right now seeing this. My childhood, our childhood. 2007 - 2023 and the memories of trailers launch before somewhere like on late 06.
What I’d give for it to be Christmas in 2007. Just got my 360, snacking on great grandma’s cookies she made me, and watching this for the first time again.
God everytime i hear that intro song i get the most bitter and beautiful nostalgia ever espicially the part at 1:09 and 2:18 ,u know ? Every single note in this intro is epic
Imagine,2007,you came back from the midnight launch and put the disc,wait for the download and spend the whole night beating the campaign and playing multiplayer the next day. Beatiful memories..
The luck quote is so relevant to what makes Master Chief so engaging for the player/viewer. Given what season 2 for the show is going to do, I sincerely doubt it'll be anywhere near as impactful of a reason. Spartans are all the best of the best, making Chief not as impressive as he is... but he's that lone soldier to survive a war, win or lose. That simple and understandable concept is what makes him special.
Watching this again after they just included "The Coin" in the Halo Tv show. I had to watch this scene, still one of my favorites from the games. Jen Taylor is such a good VA!
Just realized that before halo 4, the game was treating john like a human and, as shown in this cutscene, Johnson knows how John is attached to Cortana and treats the question about her fairly delicately as he lets chief take back cortana's empty chip. Halo 4 is where the game begins treating him like a machine, except for Thomas Laskey. After Halo 5, the game completely treats him like a machine and strips him of his humanity and gives us only one goal to retreve Cortana but it doesn't carry the emotion back when people around him knew his connection to her, Locke has only one goal, retreve Chief.
0:51 "luck" is an understatement, when Chief broke off from the main body of the spacecraft when it was reentering it does a near instant 90degree turn. At that speed it would have been so many G forces im surprised he ever woke up. Its also straight up magical because to change direction that much at that speed would be an issue for even the best fighter jets and yet Chief somehow did it while totally knocked out using just his arms and legs as control surfaces.
This shit literally brings tears to my eyes... Not full blown crying but just tears lol... I was a child like 10 yr old playing this when it came out.... Its crazy how these kinds of emotions can hit you 😭
Halo literally set and maintained the bar for masterful and impactful storytelling in a video game. Little detail: I love how Chief doesn't let go of Johnson's arm until he takes Cortana's chip back... It fits really well with her narrated intro to the scene... And how a Spartan would probably act given both psychological conditioning to be a perfect soldier (maintaining situational control even just after regaining consciousness), and likely unconditional human emotions left over, especially in such extreme circumstance (his care/need for Cortana for mixed reasons of tactical/strategic practically and emotional fulfilment in a certain area naturally unfulfilled by his conditioning (real emotional connection).
>falls from space, lives
>falls 100ft, dies.
Shhhh, it's video game logic
+XCIIBdub And lucky apparently runs out lol
+XCIIBdub Luck*
2 Kilometers is NOT from space lmao.
2k is about 1.2 miles and what is considered to be "space" is about 62 miles up. It is called the Kármán line.
Halo 3s intro is one of the most epic and badass things I've ever seen that and the starry night trailer. I miss 2007...
My 8 y/o dumbass played the games all out of order.
H Reach-->H4--->H2-->H5--->H3
@@JP-pk1fe 8 yr? How old are you now? Jesus 😂
Don't make a girl a promise if you know you can't keep it
@@quadfatherjr3911 14 if it was 2015, Halo 5’s release. Maybe he played the games and then Halo 5 came out, so maybe 15.
And Johnson's dialogue is the most memorable
I miss this so much.
Me you both when Johnson says we're not leaving him here, and chief like YEAH YOUR NOT!
Me to man...
it's still here...
@@vlanson6529 where? when?
@@vlanson6529 Sadly, false.
This is just pure magic, the way Cortana talks, Johnson rescuing MC, and of course "Yeah, you're not". Must be the best halo intro
*scoffs*"crazy fool why do you always jump one of these days you're gonna land on something as stubborn as you are and I don't do bits and pieces"
Yeah. You're right
infinite’s intro is right before this one
That's not Cortana talking. It's Halsey.
@@Solamander12it’s Cortana
Man I miss the game lobbies..80 dollar headset just to hear some kid scream
Lololol
Or scream racist shit in your ear.
Better days
Best custom games in ANY fps title. Homemade maps and gametypes.. good ol days when fps was fun
I miss those days
@@jameszygmant3508 Bro I was born in 2002 and 'I' miss the good old days of Halo Matchmaking.
“Crazy fool. Why do you always jump?!”
"One of these days, you're gonna land on something as stubborn as you are, and I don't do bits and pieces."
"Where is she chief....where's Cortana?"
…she stayed behind
"Corporal make it quick."
“Sorry, sir. Your armor’s still in partial lockdown. Look up here, sir. Okay. Now down here. Good. Everything checks out, Sergeant Major.”
i absolutely love that the defining characteristic for the master chief is luck. I think its absolutely brilliant. It gives him the humanity he so badly deserves under that suit of armor. Truly, I wouldn't have it any other way.
TheBanjoShow he’s blessed. It’s part of the lore. The universe is actually in favor of him.
@@huntermacdonald6431 Neural physics. Universe is alive and favors Chief.
I feel the exact opposite, I laughed when I first heard it, what a ridiculous reason for an AI to have chosen anything. Now if she meant God, that I get. The creator of my creators favours him, so I chose him...
Jeremiah Tothenations it kinda makes sense tho. If you’re an AI being, luck will inevitable stand out more due to your inability to analyze it. An anomaly is an anomaly, and that is noticeable.
@@Dibbz_TV I hear you, but from my experience there's no such thing as luck, to me it's a oversimplification of something greater.
But I guess it's human nature to whittle something down to its most basic form. I guess an AI has no capacity to comprehend the supernatural as they are merely corporeal (in this case light and information, but still physical). So yeah, I guess I can buy it now, thanks!
I am now 29 years old watching this to this day still gives me chills
31yrs old here. Same.
44, and searched for it, to bring back the memories.
@@imrekalman9044 it’s amazing isn’t it?
@@Nathansv3223 Indeed. ^^
26 (‘:
I like how the characters were so well written. You can definitely feel the sorrow in Johnson's face when asking for a heavy lift gear to rescue the Major, as he might have been used to after losing so many of his men. And then immediately the solace (yet instantly shielding his emotions by scolding the Major) in his voice. Great dubbing actors, amazing visuals, the best series of games ever made.
right, i wouldnt say best series of games ever made , if the truth of the matter argues at a questionable level, cuz uh ...plot armor and some parts not making sense .......hmm I'm not so sure
Cortana is now a voiceover for Microsoft search
“Don’t make a girl a promise if you know you can’t keep it” duude!! this game gave me a lot of lessons, it’s beautiful 😍 the good old days :)
When me and the guys are making some gross jokes at each other, This line always comes to mind and it gets em every time. lol
I’m here after the “Discover Hope” Halo infinite trailer and holy shit I’m so glad the classic style is back
Yah!!!!!!!
That trailer gave a damn good smile on my face
"Crazy fool, why do you always jump, one of these days your gonna land of something as stubborn as you are"
word
Halo infinite comes out in a month
"Crazy fool... Why do you always jump?"
"One of these days, you're gonna land on something as stubborn as you are."
"And I don't do bits and pieces"
Where is she Cheif, where's cortana?
"Don't make a girl a promise... If you know you can't keep it."
"She stayed behind."
@@thezucc2927 corporal make it quick
"But you had something they didn't. Something no one saw but me. Can you guess? Armour lock"
That's what I was thinking too
Not yet
Literally the first game I bought for Xbox 360 when it first came out
Christopher if you owned an Xbox 360, you owned halo 3. That’s just how it was back then.
Savage Hippie same
Same
Literally bought a 360 for Halo 3
Same day 1 still have the gamefuel poster
"I'M NOT A SIR, I WORK FOR A LIVING"
"YOU MORROOOOON"
I thought he was talking to chief lol
@@Tjkfbi cheif isn't a sir lol
In one of the more recent Halo novels it shows that the Master Chief and Johnson's friendship goes back over 20 years. In that book, Johnson was a friend and mentor to the 15 year old Master Chief during an early operation against the Covenant. Johnson actually had a hand in the Master Chief's promotion to the rank of Master Chief.
Thats just because 343 fucked the story so much.
@@alexandreparent1251 Actually it was a pretty good novel. There's A LOT of Halo novels and they are all considered canon. Fact is the games never give us a timeline for how long they knew each other. The book takes place in 2526, about a year after the war begins. The games start in 2552. Johnson was a main character in the novel Contact Harvest which features the first battle with the Covenant on the planet Harvest which IS part of Halo canon. One of the main bad guys is Tartarus, the Brute Chieftain from Halo 2 that was killed by Johnson and the Arbiter at the end of the game. It also shows the story of the rise to power of the Prophets of Truth, Mercy and Regret.
I really suggest you read the Halo novels if you haven't, they are so incredible and add so much to the story. The games definitely include elements of them into the story too and not just the 343 games. That opening bit in Halo 3 where the Master Chief is falling out of the sky and Cortana has a voiceover??? Cortana's voiceover about getting to choose the Chief references a scene in Halo: The Fall of Reach. Not the animated movie thing, that was just an adaptation of like half of the book at most but the novel itself.
Soon to be 15 years and it’s still so good. The times associated with this game, my god
For real man… I feel truly blessed that I was a teen during the golden age of gaming before corporations ruined everything. I still come back and watch this video and others like it to compare it to modern games and every time I still get chills. Just proves it was real. Halo used to be amazing.
My first time seeing this cut scene, I got goosebumps like crazy. The music, plus Chief coming back to consciousness. I want Halo Infinite to feel just as good as this does.
Spartan Kong Country not going to happen, sorry. The “magic” they caught with Halo 1-reach is no longer there. Mainly because Bungie were too STUPID to realise what fantastic long term potential Halo had, and they wanted to go on to Destiny, also EA were kinda interfering with the development process for example Bungie wanted to make Halo 3 Pc inclusive but EA said no. They left Halo and EA to escape control and work on Destiny. Thing is, they went to Activision, who of course did the same what EA did but x5 worse. So they lost the rights to Halo AND didn’t even get to properly do what they wanted to and the reason they left Halo. All I’m interested in for Halos future is MCC for PC. Because thats going to be Bungies Halo games brought to the platform I know and love. Halo Infinite? Ill watch the news etc, sure. But I can tell from the new trailer that its so far just nostalgia pandering and not actual Halo and the “Magic” we saw in 1-Reach
Spartan Kong Country😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
@@slinkerdeer ahem, you were wrong
@@SbCasll Nah Infinite won't capture what old halo could. The multiplayer is even going to be free to play... trust me everyone will love halo infinite for a couple months at most.
Back here because the narrative and dialogue of infinite is just trash. So let down.
If they ever make a movie this needs to be the opening scene
Yessssss that would be awesome
They made a Halo show and it's so bad it'll make you cry.
@@JohnDoe-zj6xf sad
Samuel L Jackson “ONE of these dayyysss YOU are gonna laand on something as stubborn as YOU!
@@JohnDoe-zj6xf Hi
I watched that opening cutscene last night and cried. The music, the visuals of master chief falling from space, it brought back memories I didn’t even know I had
Wuss
@@UglyBob. Troll.
i'll never forget feeling the controller vibrate in my hand as fireball containing chief flew by the screen
Halo 1,2,and 3 are the pinnacle of gaming for me. I've never felt more catered to as a gamer. They listened to feedback and made each game unquestionably better than the last. The XboxLive multiplayer support and leaderboard/downloadable replays where you could move the camera around and slow-mo the best frags in full on Matrix surround was was absolutely insane.
The good old days, before all of my friends switched to League of Losers.
same :( and overwatch
lol
Galaxy let's pray Halo 6 on pc will save it
To Be Fair, 343-Industries is Not THAT Bad... Not Like EA, I.e Command And Conquer Franchise!!
@@y0urs03pic Yes. They are that bad. Don't be fooled. Halo Infinite will have microtransactions. Plus, they completely don't understand the Halo series, and the art design is AWFUL.
Damn what a great moment in history this was game was. Truly had to be there to understand.
You just had to be there
The care they take for master chief, and the score. Im so grateful for bungie.
Spoiler alert!
he looked up
also down
@@KuraiCry woah woah there you better stop spoiling
and then left
And then right
@@e-san6111 thanks for ruining the whole god damn game
the hype behind this game was unreal
The good days. We'll never get them back.
Now this comment is from the "good days"
@@Fantasylord2205 Yeah, and this one is too.
Remember, the good things in life are only temporary. Enjoy those moments when they come. Here's to new and old memories 🍻
I love Cortana's opening monolog.
This still gives me chills
Nostalgia. A constant flow of chills down my spine. Greatest game series ever.
he looks cool when he rises and the music too
The moment Chief breaks off and the music picks up I always get teary eyed. Best game of all time
I love how Johnson’s little crazy fool rant. Makes him sound so concerned and looking out for chief like he’s his own dad or something. It really hits me where it matters
What a truly beautiful game, I feel as if all of the fighting between which one is the best is because they are all so perfect, that the only way to decide is nostalgia/memories with freinds/growing up with.
Playing this game should be a rite of passage into the video game world
Remember Master Chief used to be considered to be the hero among the military? I know......four years later the everyone on-board of the prototype ship known as The Infinity does not remember him to be the hero except some do remember him from the battle of New Mombassa.
Yeah it's fcking ridiculous... He went through hell and back, he's a living legend... Screw everything after Halo 3 (Except for Halo Reach)
Ridicious yes, but shit like this happen in real life. Sooo...
Everyone on Infinity is scared of Chief that crack are you on?
Captain Del Rio just had a bad attitude, it didn't lower any moral.
And oh that was William 043 in New Mombasa he was sent there first way before Chief could he was still receiving armor.
When the Spartan program is exposed as ONI turning kids into human weapons then it tends to turn a lot of heads.
Um Sarah Palmer said thought you’d be taller because he is a legend that’s what most people say to notorious people. God we live in a world where everyone can’t think outside the box.
2019 and this scene still brings tears to my eyes.
60% of me at the end of the video was expecting the feel of a 360 controller in my hands, and other 30% was devastated there wasn't
10% said DAMNIT WHAT WENT WRONG???
2:17 this part always gives me goosebumps
This has, and always will give me the chills! I love this cutscene. Brings a tear to my eye. Me and my buddy got this midnight release. Right after we graduated high school, we said we’d do one more play through together on Co-Op and we did. We tried on legendary with just the two of us and let’s just say, grunts….. That’s all. My friend later died in a car wreck from a drunk driver t-boning him. So this cutscene will now forever hold a special place with me.
Read the halo books. She was talking about John. They talk about John's luck in one of the first books.
Is John a spartan? No, he was a prototype spartan. So I don't think so.
I will never forget booting up Halo 3 for the first time. I had barely played a Halo game before, only touching Halo 2 at a friends house.
It was summer. The air was vibrant and delicious, the nights long and the days longer. I will not say I earned that Xbox, a Master Chief one at that, because I did not. But my father bought it with his own hard earned money, and I am forever grateful to him for that. He has never agreed with my love for video games, but he saw past that. He wanted to make his son happy, even if he could not understand it.
I remember booting up Halo for the first time. It was on an old box TV, with SCART cables and an adapter.
This scene alone blew my mind and hooked me. The mystery, the music, the wonder, I cannot put it in words. It had to be felt. Describing a feeling is... impossible.
I don't remember how old I was. Maybe 12, maybe 13. Now I'm 28, closing in on 29.
It might seem grim, but I never expected to grow this old. Not due to any illness or disease. That was deep in my head. But playing online made that pain go away, if only temporarily. Hell, even playing offline was good enough, something I did for very long until my father buckled and paid for XBL. Just the armor customization alone was... man, you really chased every piece of it you could, because it was so cool.
And man, what a world that opened up. I have met so many fantastic people. I've met many assholes too, but focusing on them would do them a service. So I will focus on the friends, one of whom I am close as a brother to this day. We met via Halo, as fellow Norwegians and we were a menace in duos! Just having someone to play that with was fantastic. We never cared much for winning, we were content having someone to play with... I still remember that *DEET, DEET... DING* of a match starting.
Halo 3 was a fantastic game and I can never be grateful enough to this space opera. Grateful towards my father who dislikes video games yet he set his own views aside for my sake. To all the friends I made, as a nervous and outcast child. Grateful to Bungie, for giving me a place I felt like... I belonged. Peculiar as I was.
It's corny but. We Spartans, we don't die. We go missing in action.
The music variation at 2:40 when Johnson asks where Cortana is, it reminds me of this kind of WW2 music in Saving Private Ryan or Band of Brothers, so atmospheric and powerful
> be me, 16 yo, never played Halo
> buy your first console by yourself with Halo 3 and ODST packed with it
> launch the console and see that for the first time
> get chills as the piano start playing
> fall in love since then
Holy shstst, thats how I started!
My first game was halo 2
My first game was 4 i think
The part where chief goes, "Yeah, you're not!" Music score and everything just a perfect scene.
I feel its a good opposite to the sadness and sorrow as we see the camera change from Noble 6's engagement to his helmet. Perfect yin and yang example.
Quite simply a masterpiece. God I love Halo.
2:23
at this part, every time I hear it, I get an unexplainable feeling. Somewhat nostalgic, but the music makes it seem so weird.
same, that part always stuck out to me and I don't know why. The combination of him getting up as the music's intensity increases which probably symbolises the fact that the hope of humanity stands again. It's such a simple, but a definitive "halo" moment which no one else has or can replicate. (Maybe 343 can, their 2019 discover hope trailer was pretty good).
One of the greatest games of all time along with Reach, CE, 2, and ODST. Good times playing this back on Original Xbox 360. Congrats to those who still keep the classics alive playing MCC.
Came here after playing halo infinites campaign… it’s not the same 😭 everything was perfect in these first 3 games
Finally someone who fucking agrees with me.
chief talks way too much in the new games. makes him feel a lot less badass
@@whaleshey yeah when I played H4 I knew 5 minutes in that they wrecked him as a character. To be honest though they unfucked that in halo infinite. He is more stoic and silent.
3 was my favorite game
ZERO dislikes. As it should be.
Perfectly balanced.
One dislike... 😐
@@madness0169 2 dislikes :(
You had to jinx it.
@@treelo11Well at least one person who disliked learned the error of their ways.
the audio is incredible
Who’s here after that amazing E3 trailer for Halo Infinite!?
Yep
It's amazing that they brought back the opening music for the trailer at the end
Me
What do you think of it now that it's out?
This music..i..it played in the new halo trailer.
But important part of the speech were deleted
Best halo of all time no arguing it
Happy 15th Birthday Halo 3 and thank you for everything Bungie. H3 will continue to live on for us. Legends never die. I was there. 9/25/07
LUCK.
BELIEVE
FINISH THE FIGHT
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"WERE IT SO EASY"
"WAKE ME, WHEN YOU NEED ME"
September 25th, 2007.
15 Years of Excellence!
Classic Halo for LIFE.
Literally my favorite intro to a game ever
Well,Johnson was right.he did land on something as stubborn as he is.
Man, I'm 33 years old and shedding tears right now seeing this. My childhood, our childhood. 2007 - 2023 and the memories of trailers launch before somewhere like on late 06.
man games are NOT the same
So true + based
This was a time I’m truly happy I lived through. Man what a time to be alive.
Here after the Infinite demo. Halo is back and so is the Master Chief.
This was the most coolest video game intro when I was 5 years old at the time, 13 years later the intro still gives me chills
As a child it's about the coolness Factor, then as an adult it's about the gravity of the situation.
ohhh boy that intro music took me way back
I still get goosebumps honestly
The best intro to any video game. I really miss when halo was in its prime. Reach and 3 were among the greatest games I have ever played
Chills every time
Cortanas monologue is goosebumps. Best era of gaming.
What I’d give for it to be Christmas in 2007. Just got my 360, snacking on great grandma’s cookies she made me, and watching this for the first time again.
So elegantly put.
God everytime i hear that intro song i get the most bitter and beautiful nostalgia ever espicially the part at 1:09 and 2:18 ,u know ? Every single note in this intro is epic
You've probably found it right now. But I think the song is "Luck" from Halo 3.
2:25 my favorite part
Why do you always jump;)
@@samroberts9880 Lol halo 2 bomb
Every time I’m about to stop liking halo I go back to the old games and get the feeling back love you halo
this song with the cortana voice over never fails to give me ASMR.
Imagine,2007,you came back from the midnight launch and put the disc,wait for the download and spend the whole night beating the campaign and playing multiplayer the next day. Beatiful memories..
This was my whole childhood i get chills watching this now
Season 2 episode 4 of the show elaborates a bit on this with a conversation Chief is having with a soldier about flipping a coin. It was brilliant.
Everything about this scene is perfect.
id love a remake of all the halos (1,2,3) with some next-gen graphics
Some people just dont have respect for classics...Its because of ppl like u that they made a new duke nukem game.Please leave the classics aloneO_O.
dominicwalli It was because of people like him that they HD upgraded "Halo Combat Evolved". I thank him for that so leave him be please.
YOUR WISH HAS COME TRUE
NOVEMBER 11th 2014
aaaaannnnd... 3 is no where in sight
These games will stay what they are now, a fucking legend of gaming history! And that is good
The luck quote is so relevant to what makes Master Chief so engaging for the player/viewer. Given what season 2 for the show is going to do, I sincerely doubt it'll be anywhere near as impactful of a reason. Spartans are all the best of the best, making Chief not as impressive as he is... but he's that lone soldier to survive a war, win or lose. That simple and understandable concept is what makes him special.
This scene introduced me into the halo franchise...
Amen 🙏🙌
I miss this era and storytelling of halo so damn much.
Watching this again after they just included "The Coin" in the Halo Tv show.
I had to watch this scene, still one of my favorites from the games.
Jen Taylor is such a good VA!
I miss this time so much. All my hair stands on end everytime I watch this.
Maaaan, I remember when these games had writing that I liked. Turns out that was way more important to my enjoyment than gameplay or graphics.
0:17 when that choir kicks in. Brings back memories of yore
For a brick, he flew pretty good.
Amazing. I played this campaign through more times than I can remember. Now I wanna go back and play it again.
Alright now imagine this was simply the halo tv show trailer. Those first 40 seconds.
She wasn’t just talking to The Chief, Bros.
Best halo scene ever. Period
This beginning still has magic today gives me chills
When I first started seeing 0:42 in 2007, I got sudden goosebumps. This intro always gets me.
Just realized that before halo 4, the game was treating john like a human and, as shown in this cutscene, Johnson knows how John is attached to Cortana and treats the question about her fairly delicately as he lets chief take back cortana's empty chip.
Halo 4 is where the game begins treating him like a machine, except for Thomas Laskey.
After Halo 5, the game completely treats him like a machine and strips him of his humanity and gives us only one goal to retreve Cortana but it doesn't carry the emotion back when people around him knew his connection to her, Locke has only one goal, retreve Chief.
Steve Downes is a damn legend.
0:51 "luck" is an understatement, when Chief broke off from the main body of the spacecraft when it was reentering it does a near instant 90degree turn. At that speed it would have been so many G forces im surprised he ever woke up. Its also straight up magical because to change direction that much at that speed would be an issue for even the best fighter jets and yet Chief somehow did it while totally knocked out using just his arms and legs as control surfaces.
That first minute is so iconic
This shit literally brings tears to my eyes... Not full blown crying but just tears lol... I was a child like 10 yr old playing this when it came out.... Its crazy how these kinds of emotions can hit you 😭
Halo literally set and maintained the bar for masterful and impactful storytelling in a video game.
Little detail: I love how Chief doesn't let go of Johnson's arm until he takes Cortana's chip back... It fits really well with her narrated intro to the scene... And how a Spartan would probably act given both psychological conditioning to be a perfect soldier (maintaining situational control even just after regaining consciousness), and likely unconditional human emotions left over, especially in such extreme circumstance (his care/need for Cortana for mixed reasons of tactical/strategic practically and emotional fulfilment in a certain area naturally unfulfilled by his conditioning (real emotional connection).
The first 3 games shaped my entire childhood all the way into college.