Community Shorts
As noted by HBO, Death Adder is putting out the help wanted sign at Halothon. If you think you've got some talent, then stop by to apply! Halothon also recently launched a hotline server at 24.4.200.20.
As noted by HBO, Death Adder is putting out the help wanted sign at Halothon. If you think you've got some talent, then stop by to apply! Halothon also recently launched a hotline server at 24.4.200.20.
Apparently, something between us and most of our readers was acting up yesterday (though, oddly, one reader in Khazhakstan was still able to access it), so sorry about that brief vanishing act. The router responsible has been sacked. We now continue our regularily scheduled broadcast.
That crazy 3D modeling guru, Ian McConville, has supplied Halo.Bungie.Org with a new batch of weapons models. His latest work includes the Covenant energy pistol and what he calls a fuel rod gun. Go and check it out!
We were informed by Death Adder about a new Halo site that he has created, called Halothon. He's having just a little difficulty with the forum but plans to fix that as soon as possible. Swing by and take a look at the newest member of the Halo fansite community.
R@ge of Halo Center sent a message that they're holding a chat tonight until 0300 CST. The server is oxygen.mgochat.com and the room #halo. Have fun if you get a chance to drop in.
Braving the ixnay on posting the scans from the recent, rather revealing PCXL article, Battleground: Halo has posted the three page article in all it's 1.2 megs of goodness. Some terrific shots there, including some of the only hinted at human aircraft. And almost as importantly, the text is somewhat legible, so the article itself can be made out.
Let's hope PCXL doesn't take this as a kick at them while they're down--there's some valuable material in that article, and if you want the real deal, go buy a copy anyways.
The magazine that brought us the most recent dead-tree preview for Halo, PC Accelerator, is closing up shop. Here's part of their statement:
An interesting experiment in news reporting happening over at Haloplayers: a news page where readers can add and edit the posted news, becoming reporters and editors in a sense. Our World is the name of the place, and here's hoping it's not dragged down by an immature few.