The beauty of a nuclear fallout came alive vividly last year with Fallout 3 leaving its marked presence in the minds of users across the community. Now we can only assume the power of this franchise being applied to the immensely popular Halo universe which has already gulped talent in the lines of Ryan Payton (Former Assistant Producer on MGS4), Corrine Yu from Gearbox and Kenneth Scott of id Software, as well as David Wu from Pseudo Interactive.
Gavin Carter has worked with Bethesda Studious since 2001 and has been credited right from the days of Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind to their latest offering Fallout 3, which has won numerous accolades over the last year. He moved to herald the 343 industries in July this year and we can assume is working on the next big Halo title “Reach” that is due next year.
Imagining the scale of complexity that was imbued with these RPGs into a casual shooter like Halo, thus deepening the overall experience of the single player campaign which still lags in most departments. Reach seems to be pushing and stretching out its boundaries with the myriad talent that it is pulling on board and the range of experiences that these individuals will bring about in the history of the series which has often been compared to Star Wars.