Conan O’Brien, the red-headed late-night talk show sex symbol and badass, will be in 343 Industries’ upcoming Halo 4, and he recently chatted with the team’s franchise director Frank O’Connor and the awesomely-named executive producer Kiki Wolfkill to discuss his role in the game.

Conan will apparently be doing the voice for a super-duper important character in Halo 4, and in the above clip of last night’s Conan episode, Conan discusses his character, possible design concepts for his character, and why his character doesn’t shoot a gun.

We also get to see Conan’s incredibly impressive voice-over work, and more importantly, we get a quick glimpse of gameplay of a guy shooting another guy, an unfinished look at one the game’s levels/environments, gain a bit of insight of Halo 4’s final moments, and get a sneak peek at super secret footage of not Halo 4.

2012 is shaping up to be another amazing year for video games with titles like Max Payne 3, Borderlands 2, Assassin’s Creed III, Resident Evil 6, Bioshock Infinite, Diablo III, and Halo 4 all on the way. It doesn’t stop there though. Check out the above clip from last night’s Conan episode to get a sneak peek of some of the other big releases coming out this year.

Take a look at the last 3 episodes of Machinima’s Zombie themed series that we all know as Bite Me. Watch and enjoy and if you didn’t get a chance to catch the first season click here. Episode five will be available this week and we got a chance to watch it earlier and let’s just say that it was quite enjoyable. With time it seems as if this series continues to evolving and getting better with time.

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If you can remember the 2010′s Cyrus you will probably enjoy the movie Jeff, Who Lives at Home. Starting Jason Segel (Superbad & Forgetting Sarah Marshal) and Ed Helms (The Hangover & Cedar Rapids) comes a comedy that will keep you entertained for quite some time. In this movie Segel plays Jeff a slacker that lives in the basement of his mother Sharon played by Susan Sarandon. While running an errand  for her, he discovers his true destiny as he spends the day with his brother Pat played by Ed Helms.