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Blackstar of Blackstar Productions and Narcogen of Bungie fansite Rampancy.net cover from beginning to end, the "Halo" level of Halo 3, discussing art, gameplay, story, and comparisons to Halo 1.
Also in this episode: special guest, Bungie's official #1 fan, Miguel "Freewill" Chavez.
Three veterans of Bungie LLC (née Bungie Studios, née Bungie Software) are forming a new venture: Moonshot Games. Moonshot was founded by former Halo producer Michael Bastien, Bungie AI programmer Damián Isla and Halo 3 designer/writer Rob Stokes. Also on board is artist Mike McCain.
The company's site says they are going into a quiet period, but will be focusing on the production of "high-quality downloadable games". No word yet on platform or genre.
'From the Ashes' by Martin O'Donnell. The first thing you may notice is that you play it twice. Second time is similar to first time played, they just end and start slightly different. You can listen to the song to find out by yourself.
'Another Rain' for piano; the first track in 'The Light at the End' by Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori.
Similar to 'Rain'.
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzjTs1ZwZxo]Here's the piece performed on piano by Yatesy82.[/url]
I’m not convinced this is the best way to do this as it doesn’t really allow the level of Google Maps interactivity I wanted (multiple simultaneous editing) but it is a possible first step.
If you launch Google Earth and choose “Network Link” from the Add menu and type in the URL:
http://rampancy.net/sites/rampancy.net/files/mombassa_odst.kml
You’ll get a blacked out Earth with a New Mombassa scan on it with a single (fake) skull placemarker I put on it.
This is the theme from the announcement trailer for Halo 3: ODST. It's my first arrangement so I'm sorry for any mistakes/inaccuracies which there probably will be. I transcribed it using Finale notepad 2005 which doesn't allow me to change key or time signatures in the middle of a piece so that's why the entire thing is in 6/8 and F-minor. The sax part can be played on piano if you want, but just remember to transpose it down (the notes are A flat, G, and C in concert pitch). Feel free to fix it and change whatever you want to make it better.
Just a short note: the image gallery that accompanies the Cortana podcast episode posted yesterday is also now up, for all those people who (like me) don't yet have their copies of ODST and are still trying to avoid spoilers.
The next episode, Halo, will be out as soon as possible although I do expect more people will be interested in ODST for the foreseeable future. An episode covering ODST is also planned, Coming Soon™.
Blackstar of Blackstar Productions and Narcogen of Bungie fansite Rampancy.net cover from beginning to end, the "Cortana" level of Halo 3, discussing art, gameplay, story, and comparisons to Halo 1.
Also in this episode: special guest, Bungie's official #1 fan, Miguel "Freewill" Chavez.
First I'll say this: I liked District 9.
However, I never really thought Neill Blomkamp was really the best choice to do the Halo film, and reading this quote in his interview with Rotten Tomatoes only confirmed it for me:
If you're looking to get your Marathon on and you don't have the XBLA port, the open source project Aleph One is still going strong. The latest update makes changes to the Lua scripting engine and adds HUD enhancements similar to the one in the XBLA version.
Aleph One runs on Macs, Linux, oh, and Windows, too.
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