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Disappointing news for Master Chief friends today, as the Halo movie (if it's still in the works at all) has demoted MC to a supporting cast role instead of focusing on him as the main character. If you ever played a Halo game and noticed how MC sort of... lacks anything that would make people think he was a human (ie, a personality), this probably makes sense to you.

Explained Joseph Staten, Bungie writing director, "I think what it boiled down to with the film was really a question of 'Who is the main character of the movie?' Is it the Master Chief or is it somebody else? And over time I think everybody around the table agreed that the Master Chief is best left as the most important supporting cast member."

So if the movie ever does come to fruition it'll be a film that just so happens to have Master Chief in it. Feel free to use your imagination to the right.

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Reports were circling this morning that the blu-ray release of Resident Evil: Extinction would boast demos for both Resident Evil 5 and Devil May Cry 4 for the PlayStation 3, however it has now been confirmed via High-Def Digest that this is not the case.

Instead, the Blu-ray format will include high-definition trailers of the two games. Guess it's not a total loss.

You can find out more information on the blu-ray release of RE: Extinction (including its new blu-ray exclusive features) by clicking the click.

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In more Resident Evil news, reports have surfaced that Capcom is currently working with Sony Pictures Entertainment to produce a CGI Resident Evil film entitled Biohazard: Degeneration. According to CVG the movie will boast "groundbreaking visual effects and [a] brand new storyline" that should enhance its appeal to videogame moviegoers everywhere.

No release information is currently available but the buzz says to expect it sometime in 2008. We're also short on voice actor and director details, though no doubt fans would enjoy the return of George A. Romero, who directed the first live-action RE flicks but was replaced for RE: Extinction.

We'll keep you updated.

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