The first episode of a series that is the sequel to the Master Chief Sucks at Halo trilogy. Master Chief is continuing to suck at every game he plays, especially Halo 3, and has become a lonely alcoholic... that is until Master Chief is greeted by new friend that will change his life forever.

He's back, and with an acid tongue! Master Chief is having a hell of a time playing Jon's copy of Halo 3 while he's out of the house, and is still as bad as ever. That is until he gets a lucky headshot and thinks he's the best Halo 3 player in existence!

Yes, we know you are going to get Halo 3 but what if you could only choose one game... and it wasn't the final part of the Master Chief trilogy?

The fight was finally finished in Halo 3, but gamers who can't get enough of the franchise that rocked console gaming can now get involved in a new battle titled Halo 3: Recon. No Master Chief and no backup. You're on your own, solider. Coming 2009 Exclusive for the Xbox360!

After a sickening display of Master Chief's behavior around girls on Xbox Live, the Arbiter takes it upon himself to teach Master Chief how to act appropriately around women.

After a failed attempt at getting to the hidden easter egg on the last level of Halo 3's campaign mode with the Arbiter, Master Chief begins to broaden his horizons and decides to give the Arbiter's new favorite game a shot - Super Smash Brothers Brawl.

Master Chief and the Arbiter discuss various issues such as the reaction from Bungie of the first episode and the undeserved sense of accomplishment when sporting the katana. Master Chief also unveils his plot to obtain the Recon armor from Bungie.

Bungie has given Master Chief the secret Recon armor thanks to the Arbiter, but the Chief has developed a terrible attitude as a result, and unleashes it by doing something terrible.

A video of Halo 2, Halo 3 and Halo Wars clips set to the audio of the second 300 trailer.

Halo 3- Landfall- Short Movie The Halo community has been a buzz the last day over this Halo short movie for Halo 3. It's a collaboration between Bungie Studios, director Neill Blomkamp, WETA Workshop and Origami Digital. One of a series of Halo shorts. Can it be actually movie footage? Probably...