Sprint is the single best thing to ever happen to Halo multiplayer, getting rid of it would be a terrible decision.

Same. Scorn looked kind of weird to me, but The Medium looked fantastic and the music from the Silent Hill guy was great. As for Project Mara, I have high hopes for it since it will be an Unreal engine Ninja Theory game releasing most likely after the cross-gen period ends in 2021, so it should look absolutely gorgeous as an Xbox Series/PC exclusive, probably the best looking horror game ever graphically speaking. And Ninja Theory has been working closely with a Cambridge University Psychiatrist and conducting interviews with real life psychosis sufferers in order to depict psychosis as accurately as possible in Project Mara and the other horror games coming in Ninja Theory's Insight Project. 

Mel Gibson is no longer iffy, the announce, whatever it is, is back on track:

Still hoping that Mel Gibson's Picture is a new Mad Max game by Avalanche, this time with Max played by Mel instead of the random guy they got to play him in the 2015 game. Doubtful though, I don't think the 2015 Mad Max game sold all that well, and Avalanche seems to be pretty busy. They have 390 devs spread across 3 studios, the main studio just released Rage 2 for Bethesda last year and are rumored to be working on a next-gen Just Cause 5 for Square Enix currently. The 2nd studio is still updating theHunter with new content and are probably working on next-gen ports for it currently. The 3rd studio is doing the dinosaur shooter that was announced at Microsoft's 3rd party event. Though I guess WB could have another studio developing a new Mad Max game, maybe an internal studio.

If it's not a new Mad Max I legit have no idea what Mel Gibson's picture might be. Maybe Mel appearing in some other game releasing this year like the yearly CoD, lol. Though early June seems a bit late for the CoD announce, they usually do that in late May, and they may wait on the Sony event to announce it this year since Sony almost certainly still has the marketing on it. 

Maybe, maybe not. Mel isn't quite as controversial as he was about 10 years ago. He got blacklisted by Hollywood for awhile after those big controversies in 2006 and 2010, but in 2014 several people in the movie industry including Robert Downey Jr. began to advocate for his forgiveness, and then he was allowed to direct Hacksaw Ridge in 2016 which was loved by critics and won many awards, so the blacklisting of Mel is largely over now. I don't think that game studios would be afraid to have him do voice acting and/or mo-cap work for a character in a game these days. 

But, since it is described as his picture in Jeff's schedule, it may just be something like WB using marketing images of Mel as Max for a new Mad Max game, even though Max in the game is played by the same guy from the 2015 one. Whatever it is, it's likely AAA or else I doubt it would be on Jeff's schedule as a separate item, not part of any of the summer gaming events. I guess we'll have to wait and see.