CyberBob of the Pax Nimbus pointed out to us that Massa of the Halo Network posted the answer to a question he asked Allen Turner of Bungie. Massa asked if it was possible to fall off the ring. Turner responded:
In a post on the halo.bungie.org forum, Matt Soell has responded to Jester's... ahem... question regarding why gaming magazines seem to get the bulk of the revelations and other juicy tidbits about Halo and other Bungie games.
In reply to Jester's suggestion that Bungie split the content between mags and fansites 50/50, Matt speaketh thusly:
Our gratitude goes out to Fred, who supplied us with raw scans from the Halo item in Newsweek's May 29th issue, reported yesterday by HBO. We've got cleaned up copies of both the screen shot and the entire item for you. Note that Newsweek is erroneously claiming that Halo will be coming out for DreamCast.
The Maz is the man! He located a blurb on Halo in the most recent issue of Newsweek and sent a low-quality image of it in to HBO. If one of you just happens to have a copy of the magazine (and a scanner handy) then please see if you can get a better scan. HBO also scored a good scan of one of the Halo flyers from E3. Good job, guys!
Halo is now doing well in all of the polls we currently know about. At Alloy Gaming it has pulled ahead with 51.87% to Tribes 2's 37.38%. Halo has gained and is barely keeping the summit at Well-Rounded Entertainment's poll, staying just a hair above Deus Ex. Otherwise, Halo continues to kick butt at 3D Action Planet, Mad Onion and Rust.
Luxor of Halo Vault was the first to note that the popular PC site Ars Technica has awarded Halo the Damn, that’s a purty game of show award:
As seen on the halo.bungie.org forum:
Matt Soell informs us that:
