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| Destiny 2: The Final Shape Part 1 | 06.08.24 |
| Little Kitty, Big City | 06.01.24 |
| Fallout Vault Tour Part 3 | 05.25.24 |
| Fallout Vault Tour Part 2 | 05.04.24 |
| Fallout 3 Prep | 04.29.24 |
| Fallout Vault Tour | 04.28.24 |
| Fallout TV Part 2 (spoilers!) | 04.21.24 |
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| Halo 5: Advent (String... | cwhiterun | 06.07.16 |
| Halo 5: Blue Team (Str... | cwhiterun | 10.22.15 |
| Halo 5: Light is Green... | cwhiterun | 10.20.15 |
| Halo 5: The Trials (St... | cwhiterun | 10.12.15 |
| Roll Call - Price Paid | pimpnmonk | 06.02.14 |
| Behold A Pale Horse Fo... | pimpnmonk | 01.24.14 |
| Farthest Outpost/Mercy... | pimpnmonk | 12.30.13 |
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| Sony Acquires Bungie (mp3) | 02.02.22 |
| Let's Play Mass Effect 3 #27 Final... | 06.02.17 |
| Anger, Sadness and Envy Ep. 27: Craig Ha... | 05.08.13 |
| Anger, Sadness and Envy Ep. 25: Destiny... | 03.05.13 |
| Anger, Sadness and Envy Ep. 24: Halo Ann... | 04.21.12 |
| Anger, Sadness and Envy Ep. 23: Halo Ann... | 06.26.11 |
| Anger, Sadness and Envy Ep. 21: The Wint... | 04.18.11 |
In a post in our own Rampancy.net forum, Bungie's Matt Soell has responded to some of the complaints about Oni not having the ability to save game films. Most previous Bungie games, including all the games in the Marathon and Myth series so far have had this. From the post :
As of October 8, 2000, Halo Central has shut down its operations, the last in a string of site closings and consolidations that will no doubt continue in the long lull before Halo is finally released.
From the site:
Matt posted again in the same thread at Oni Central the next day (and yeah, that was four days ago, but all our newsies were drunk at the time).
Good stuff he said: They're at beta 12 now, and Oni's cutscenes will be integrated into gameplay, rather than simply inserted at the beginnings and ends of chapters . Bad stuff: You won't be able to save films, and none of Bungie's editing tools for Oni are likely to be released. Dust off your copy of ResEdit...
Without prompting of any kind it seems, other than a recent article by Peter Cohen at Maccentral, Matt Soell of Bungie Studios offered some clarification on the status of the Oni Beta. The article from last week cited a January launch date for Oni, as well as pegging the project's status at Beta 2. From his post at Oni Central late last week:
Just to illustrate that no good deed goes unpunished, The Register has picked up on the story of our own Cannibal Harry's woes with Earthlink. Earlier this month CH was whacked with truly massive ISP bills as a result of his hosting the Nvidia/Halo promo movie.
From the Register:
Found first at /., Daily Radar has obtained an interview with Michael Abrash of the Microsoft Games Group. He talks a lot about why the X-Box looks so good as a development platform for him and others. For one thing, he seems to addresss some of his comments at the crowd that expect for the X-Box to be nothing more than a watered-down PC. Here's a blurb:
There's a new Halo preview at IntelGamer. There's not much in the way of new information, but the second to last paragraph does make an interesting statement:
Recent stirrings at libram.com have stirred up rumors of the return of this venerable Myth map site, leaving many to wonder if long standing calls for it's return had been answered. Looking for a bit more information, Noctavis recently cornered Lord Chromag on RHL, and through the judicious application of force, managed to get it.
Maccentral is carrying a story with comments from Bungie's own Matt Soell, confirming that Oni will be delayed, but not as badly as has been speculated.
From the article:
I've got a bit of a rough situation to relate to you all tonight. I'm sure that nearly all of you now know about the lost MacWorld nVidia/Halo movie which Cannibal Harry happened to record and post up at his site. The nVidia advertisement was a bit of a sensation in July when it came out, but it received much more attention during this last month when several large gaming news sites posted direct links to his file. The original movie had been misplaced for awhile, and so his copies (one at 45 megabytes, one at 32) were for a few months the only ones available to the public. Now you know the background.
Well, a few days ago CH received a $6,000 bill from Earthlink for 62 gigabytes of bandwidth in July. (This was when interest in the files was pretty much limited to the Bungie fan community) He was, needless to say, a bit shocked.
It wasn't until the following day that Cannibal Harry thought to check up on the movies' download statistics in the time since July. He was under the 500 megabyte bandwidth limit for the month of August, but will be receiving a whopping $24,000 bill for 4.5 terabytes (4,500 gigabytes) of bandwidth done in September. *blink-blink!... gulp!*
The obvious questions are: why didn't Earthlink at the very least inform him that he was sucking down THAT much bandwidth... and why didn't they have a cap on the amount of bandwidth or file requests that can be taken for any given file? From what another sysadmin has told me, the fees that Earthlink is charging for the amount of bandwidth are completely rediculous. Draw your own conclusions.
Cannibal Harry is still talking to Earthlink, and may be contacting the various megasites that linked to his file, but in the mean time we thought it would be a good idea to put a spotlight on the matter. A few people have also discussed setting up a contributory fund at some point to help out. However, we'd better shave those figures down to something reasonable at the very least.
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