Brent Potter sends word of a new Halo site on the scene, Orbit. He points out that it's still a work in progress, but they're off to a good start with no shortage of content. Stop by and say hi when you make your rounds.
Bungie's Joseph Staten has posted word that the bTV day three and four archives will be posted on Monday, in both small and modem slaying sizes. He goes on to give the reason for the delay... apparently, some people actually take advantage of their weekends! Tisk tisk... such sloth.
As promised, JosephAW has has posted today's bTV archive at his website, along with some additional detailed Oni footage. You may have a bit of trouble getting through, but keep trying, and you'll eventually get there.
Lifted directly from halo.bungie.org's forum, bTV archive master JosephAW has posted a converted version of yesterday's bTV broadcast that shrinks the size from 177megs to only 9megs! The file is available at his website, so all you slow modem folk out there (I'm with you!) can stop by and see what you've been missing.
He also notes that he has today's broadcast and will be posting it shortly... stay tuned.
Kudos (sick of that word yet?) to Merkinja7a for putting together and posting a transcript of Thursday's story broadcast on the forum. I'm still reading it as a post this, but it's all there... straight from Bungie's mouth. Should be an excellent source of information for an FAQ update, so stay tuned for one of those in the not so distant future.
Excessive outpourings of gratitude to MacDrugal, who rose to my challenge (some would call it begging... ignore them) and supplied us with some details from the bTV broadcast which wrapped up about an hour ago.
Among the highlights were a #2 teaser, news of Soffish's GM status, and a bunch of interesting Halo tidbits. Among those:
CyberBob pointed out a Macworld article from The Mac Observer that details a few of Bungie's plans for the future. First, and most obviously interesting is Bungie's plan to dominate E3 with Halo, which is reportedly undergoing multiplayer development and is slated for a second half of 2000 release.
This is what you can expect to see at today's bTV broadcast:
Kudos to CyberBob, who sends word of a new Halo review in the German magazine GAMESTAR . While he notes no new screenshots, there are one or two interesting points:
