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Video game retailer GameStop over the weekend declared an end to the “console war” between PlayStation and Xbox — and agreed that President Donald Trump had overseen the end of yet another war.
Following Friday’s announcement debuting the new Halo: Campaign Evolved – a reboot of the 2002 classic game which will now be available for the first time on PlayStation (PS5) rather than exclusively on Xbox – GameStop declared the console wars officially over.
Without missing a beat, the Trump administration’s Rapid Response 47 official X account celebrated: “President Trump presides over the end of the 20-year Console Wars,” noting it was the 9th global conflict ended under Trump’s watch.
GameStop responded with an image of Trump shaking hands with Halo main character Master Chief.
https://t.co/jI0ZrstLgz pic.twitter.com/VS32cV0RG7
— GameStop (@gamestop) October 27, 2025
Within hours, the official White House X account posted an AI-generated image of President Trump wearing Master Chief’s signature armor and brandishing an energy sword weapon on the White House lawn.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk replied to the Trump-Master Chief collaboration with an American flag emoji.
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— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 27, 2025
GameStop responded to the White House with an image featuring a JD Vance meme:
Some commented in retrospect the second Trump administration was bound to be the “video game presidency,” given Vice President JD Vance is a millennial.
— Chevy Countryman (@Countryman2008) October 27, 2025
On Monday, the Department of Homeland Security jumped in on the Halo meme action, posting a recruitment ad stating, “DESTROY THE FLOOD,” the fictional invading aliens in the game.
Realizing that the Flood in Halo was always a metaphor for mass migration.
— 🇺🇸 The American Culturist 🇺🇸 (@MericaCulture) October 27, 2025
"The Flood is a parasitic, hive-minded alien species in the Halo universe that infects and assimilates other lifeforms to spread its destructive influence" https://t.co/TawR2jWbsk pic.twitter.com/py5PdSLLS6
Things next took a bizarre twist when it revealed the man who composed the original Halo soundtrack, Martin O’Donnell, is actually running for Congress as a Republican in Nevada, posting he’d work with Trump to “destroy the Flood.”
Clearly, it’s an exciting time to be a gamer in Trump’s America.
— Obey 126 (@OBEY_126) October 27, 2025
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