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.

A quick FAQ update to get the ball rolling today. Kudos go to Freewill, who provided clarifications for some old answers and laid the groundwork for some new ones with his MWSF observations. Eighty six questions and counting...

Lifted from Inside Mac Games is word of another Tribes2 Interview at pc.ign.com.

What's possibly of note to Halo players is that deals almost exclusively with CD key copy protection schemes similar to the one Bungie used for the Myth series and could use for Halo. Dynamix has learned a bit from Tribes, and that experience will likely benefit a great many games in months and years to come...

Following an earlier post about Halo player group names, Bungie's webmonkey Yeroen has offered a glimpse of things to come in the forum:

And if the thread below isn't enough for you, Freewill has posted a few answers to a few questions about Halo at MWSF. A few comments from someone who was on the front line, and interesting reading. Many thanks to him for sharing the info!

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Kudos to Bullseye, who pointed out an interesting (and rather long) discussion that has popped up at Shugashack following the release of the IncitePC movie. Still reading through it, but Bulls remarked mentioned that there are a lot of jaded people here. At least they cited the FAQ... ;)