Halo series lets Paramount+ grow to millions of users, but remains undated in Spain

The film, the streaming service of Sonic 2’s distributors, has confirmed that it has landed in the United Kingdom.

Halo: The Series has been an absolute success for Paramount+. The American streaming service reported growth yesterday 6.3 million subscribers At a time when Netflix lost 200,000 subscribers, starting with very different numbers, SVOD reached 40 million users in the last quarter. However, there is still no date for the client’s Spain.

Yes, it exists for other markets. In this sense, it has been reported that Paramount+ will be released now. England and South Korea announced this June and landing in Italy, France and Germany for the second half of this year. In all these regions, Halo: The series can be watched via Sky or Canal+ in the case of France, but not in Spain, where the show is still not airing after about two months.

Paramount+’s original content is expected to reach the national territory via: SkyShowtimeIt’s a joint SVOD with NBCUniversal, but the latest news is still pretty vague as to when it might be ready for landing.

Paramount+ also grew in these months thanks to shows like 1883 and Star Trek: Picard, but Halo remains the most-watched series in platform history. Paramount+ also aims to host some great adaptations of the video game world after the movie has confirmed the development of a Knuckles franchise tied to Sonic 2.

Meanwhile, Halo Infinite will receive content inspired by the Paramount+ series to attract the fan base generated by the television production.