Mystery Theme #LP13.5 by PolinskyL

What video game franchise, developed by Bungie and sold by Microsoft, has reportedly had lifetime sales over $3.4 billion?

Of the three letters which appear to the right of the listing of inning numbers on a baseball scoreboard, what word does the middle one stand for?

In traditional fixed-do solfege, what note would represent E?

What one word would fill in the blank? "The word "____" is a frequent synonym for "yes", particularly in Scotland, Ireland and northern England, although not always officially acknowledged as such. In December 1993, a witness in a Scottish court who had answered "____" to confirm he was the person summoned was told by the Sheriff that he must answer either "yes" or "no". When his name was read again and he was asked to confirm it, he answered "____" again, and was imprisoned for 90 minutes for contempt of court. On his release he said "I genuinely thought I was answering him.""

The directors of The Hills Have Eyes and Bottle Rocket share what first name? (edited at 10:31 am, December 1, 2015 (PST))

There is legend of a man who taunted Jesus on the way to the Crucifiction and was cursed to await the Second Coming. In Russian and German, he is called "The Eternal Jew"; in French and English, what adjective is used more commonly?

Since 1980, a slate of "First Amendment Awards" has been given to those who have made significant contributions to 1st Amendment. These awards are named after a magazine publisher who is known by what three-letter nickname?

What is the Arabic name of the meal with which Muslims break their fast during Ramadan?

A Winnipeg native who hosted "Beat the Clock" and "Split Second" is most famous for hosting a third show - which has, improbably, made him a (bit of a) household name among teachers and students of probability. What is his last name?

Brady Olson is a teen who's registered as a candidate for President with the Federal Election Commission under a fake name (possibly derived from a track on a Dr. Dre album). What is the first name (not the last) of the assumed identity under which he has filed to run?

The German "Ohren", the Spanish "orejas", the Russian "ushi" are all words that mean what?

Two options: Either put the theme or put what the next item would be.