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The Off Duty Adventures Of Master Chief & Arbiter
Master Chief and Arbiter were last seen finishing off The Flood and escaping the Ark at the end of Halo 3. Sadly, they were separated as that game came to a close. Lucky for us they are back together again in the amusing photo-blog Master Chief Off Duty. The blog's creator, who is anonymous, writes "My husband loves to play Halo, but I don't. Why? Because I suck. So I thought about what I could do with Halo except playing the game. Halo figures! I can play with them all day long!"
The blogger certainly has an eye for photography, and the set-ups for the figures are pretty good. I especially like seeing Stripe from Gremlins playing dice. I gotta say though, these shots just remind me of one thing: My favorite Machinima series Arby 'n' the Chief. I'll forgive you if you leave our site to watch a few episodes of Arby 'n' the Chief, but I do have to issue a "strong language" and "mature themes" warning. Master Chief has quite the mouth!
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