As posted at Halo.Bungie.Org, there is a poll at VR Magazine which asks, Which title will most redefine gaming in 2000?
This is our first chance to hit a poll since the incident at E3.Stomped.Com, and right now it looks like the Warcraft III and Dark Sector fans are sleeping. We can't expect for the poll to go unnoticed for long and we want to win this one decisively, so don't hesitate to go and cast your vote!
That's right, the dusty old Database script hasn't been forgotten about. Kudos go to Cannibal Harry and CyberBob, who have written up an extensive analysis of the Cortana letters as well as those enigmatic quotes that could be found on Bungie's original Halo website. Tons of thought provoking material here.
Flashback (aka Alan Stott) has notified us of a new article at Halo-Net, titled the The Introduction Handbook for Halo. It may have a couple of light inaccuracies and definitely isn't for the bandwidth-challenged, since the pages are actually GIF images. It also ends at page three... I'm not sure if that was intended or not. It will be interesting to compare this with Ferr's own Welcome to Halo article.
Kudos to Legend for posting word of a new Halo preview at. Folks, we're getting rusty-that preview is two weeks old!
Here's some more information on Bungie's participation in PowerPlay, straight from Matt Soell:
Kudos to Merkinjata for passing this bit of news on to us. ShugaShack is reporting that seven new companies have joined the PowerPlay initiative, including Bungie. Here's a cut from the anouncement at ShugaShack:
Nothing like predawn updates to get the blood pumping. A slow day yesterday, but there's a few things out there for the roaming Halo devout. To start with, there's plenty of speculation about rings and ring motifs at Marathon's Story, suggesting even more Jjarro links in Halo, and halo.bungie.org has obtained and translated another German Halo preview... both certainly worth checking out.