Say Hello to the Face of Halo: Nightfall’s Agent Locke

By Alex Osborn

When Halo: The Master Chief Collection launches later this year, it'll come packed with a digital feature produced by legendary filmmaker Ridley Scott.

While we're set to get our first official look at Halo: Nightfall in just a few days at Comic-Con, it looks like the folks over at 343 Industries just couldn't wait any longer, as the first character still from the project has been revealed.

Say hello to Agent Locke, played by Mike Colter.

Agent Locke will play a major role in Halo 5: Guardians, so Halo: Nightfall was designed with the intention of providing fans of the series plenty of back story on the upcoming character before the next proper installment launches in 2015.

For all things Halo and Xbox One, keep it tuned to GameRevolution. We'll be sure to have more info to share with you on Halo: Nightfall very soon.

Alex Osborn
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