Museum
Somewhat controversial ad that places the Halo storyline in a more life-like context; a documentary excerpt from humanity's future.
Somewhat controversial ad that places the Halo storyline in a more life-like context; a documentary excerpt from humanity's future.
The second new Halo 3 ad is out, the one called Believe. It builds on the same theme as the previous ad, Museum.
Joystiq thought it was a little strange, I can't help but agree a little bit. I half-expected the gruesome diorama to morph into ActionClix figures. They don't, however.
Shacknews asks Frankie how it feels at Bungie now that Halo 3 is all finished. They also get to cover a few other bases: such as baseball in Forge:
Shack: How long do you think it will take before you start seeing things made with Forge and the gametype editor that you had never planned for or anticipated?
Frankie has posted at Bungie.net that Best Buy may be your best friend come Halo 3's launch day:
If you haven't already, subscribe to the Bungie Podcast via iTunes.
The latest edition features Paul Bertone talking about mission design, as well as a friendly wager between him and Luke Smith.
Bertone, a Patriots fan, predicted 90 catches, 1100 yards, and 20 TDs for wide receiver Randy Moss. Loser gets a fauxhawk.
While many Halo fans are trying to keep themselves off the Internet to avoid spoilers, I've had trouble getting on it-- the new DSL line is installed, but not yet working, and the old line decided to go on vacation for the past 24 hours. With that in mind, here's a summary of the news in that time: