Halo is a name that needs no introduction, even for myself - a non-FPS gamer, where the games are most-often just something at the distant periphery of my interests. However, even within the anime community, its reach and renown has been pervasive; the sci-fi video game juggernaut has sold tens of millions and has become a driving force for Microsoft’s Xbox platform. Hopping on the Animatrix and Batman Gotham Knight bandwagon last summer, Microsoft generated a great deal of buzz with the announcement of Halo Legends - an anthology of seven short films created by some of Japan’s most acclaimed studios and talents, which include industry legends Shinji Aramaki (Appleseed) and Mamoru Oshii (Ghost in the Shell)....