Halo: Reach In-game Preview Video

Dec 14 2009, 5:00am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Bungie showed the first in-game footage of Halo Reach at the Spike TV VGAs 2009.
Halo Reach is set for a fall 2010 release and is the prequel to the Halo trilogy.
You can watch the Halo Reach footage below or visit the Halo Reach page on the Bungie site.

Reach is the name of a the 4th largest planet in the Epsilon Eridani system and Reach is also the largest non-automated exporter of titanium. Not much more is known yet.
If you want to have a chance to be in the Halo: Reach beta you need to have a Halo 3: ODST. Your invitation to participate in the Halo: Reach Xbox LIVE multiplayer beta is included with your copy Halo 3: ODST. If you want in, hold onto your disc and stay tuned to Bungie.net and Xbox.com in 2010 for more details.
The new Halo game has what it takes to become the top game of 2010. The Halo franchise is an extremely large basis to build on. You can also already put your Halo Reach pre-order in on Amazon.com.

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