Ten HALO Videos At GameSpot
GameSpot posted ten HALO videos taken on May 16, which was the first day of E3 (press only). Check 'em out. You'll need either Real Player or Windows Media Player (both available for Mac and PC) to view them.
GameSpot posted ten HALO videos taken on May 16, which was the first day of E3 (press only). Check 'em out. You'll need either Real Player or Windows Media Player (both available for Mac and PC) to view them.
MacGamer had a little chat with Bungie at E3 about HALO and its status as a computer game. They've basically re-enforced the fact that HALO for the XBox is their primary focus and that computer versions would follow once the XBox's is complete. David Candland said, portability isn't an issue. The xBox unlike the Cube or PS2 is easy to do (porting Halo). However, all of the information offered might not be as good as we had hoped.
There are reports all over the Internet of a new HALO movie at XBox.com. I haven't figured out what's going on, but the link doesn't show up for half of the people. In any case, enter this URL in your copy of Windows Media Player and enjoy:
Harry from Oni Central wrote in to let us know that all three movies from FanFestV are now available for download. The list of mirrors is at Bungie.org's E3 coverage page.
You know you want them. Go get them.
XBox.com has posted some pictures from E3. Among them include two pictures of the HALO display. The first shot shows people playing the single player and the second shot shows some eight player multiplayer action.
Okay, take this with a healthy helping of salt, since it hasn't been confirmed independently or by anyone at either Bungie or Microsoft... but Rampancy.net reader Der Teufel is reporting that Bungie's own Matt Soell told him Halo's multiplayer on the Xbox will be LAN or split-screen only, at least at first:
While it isn't necessarily any more vague than when it's done or any of the other non-release dates release dates that developers give out when they don't want to try and pin themselves down to a specific date, Microsoft has put up a page with general information about Xbox games, including Halo.
The E3 coverage page of Bungie.org has a new set of screenshots from Wednesday's FanFestV, as well as mention of three movies they've got of actual Halo gameplay. The third isn't yet available as it is rather large (60MB).