Louis Wu posted at HBO that Bungie's T&R site has updated again.

Jedi at Xbox365 managed to pull himself away from his new Xbox long enough to write a piece on how much fun he's having with his new toy now that's he's got it. And a lot of that fun is courtesy of Bungie's Halo:

Citing only some fussiness in the vehicle controls, GamePro's (rather short) review of Halo is otherwise positive, rating the game a full 5 out of 5 for Graphics, Sound, and Fun Factor with only a half-point off for Controls.

FunXbox has posted a positively glowing review of Halo on their site. Here's an excerpt:

Voting for Game of the Year in 11 categories, including Xbox Game of the Year, starts now and runs through December 23 at GameSpy. Signing up for a GameSpy IDis required.

Jack Mathews at Shacknews now has an Xbox and a GameCube, and so to start off a new round of fla... I mean, discussions, he's posted a few positive impressions of titles for each console to start off:

Harry has posted a spoiler of humungous proportions, laying out the entire story of the game in summary form.

If you don't want to know, don't click the link.

Xbox365 reports there are no plans to launch the MS console in China.

Psyrixx posts his story of Xbox acquisition.

It was long suspected.

The detailed environments in Halo push the Xbox's graphics hardware to the limit, as evidenced by the slight framerate problems right up until release. The VGA adapter for the Xbox went AWOL, and Microsoft updated the Xbox FAQ to indicate that connecting the Xbox to a monitor wasn't possible.

Put together, it suggested that perhaps Halo would be producing output at a resolution appropriate for a standard TV-- 640x480-- even if connected to another device.

Deimos&trade of Subnova posted a link to Penny Arcade's review of Halo:

HBO's own Louis Wu posted a note that IGN has put up a complete-- and I do mean COMPLETE-- walkthrough of Halo. As Louis notes, you can get around having to register with IGN to see it if you turn off javascript in your browser. Here's what they say in the introduction:

Steve Gibson at Shacknews posted a personal tidbit about Halo as part of an Xbox launch coverage roundup:

Well, mere hours after we heard that the new Bungie.net site is up, the Halo portion of the site, called Halo: Truth and Reconciliation is also online, replacing the cryptic graphic we noted before.