So sweet and sugary, but if you turn your back on them for a second, well, the consequences can be ugly. In an unfortunate attack of the cookie menace, a minor revelation has been bestowed upon our forum:
Picked this up off of an eyebrow raising halo.bungie.org forum post by Loren Petrich. According to this Dreamcast Technical page, Sega's new console will be capable of running OpenGL, among other API's. Old news to some, no doubt, but this would presumably simplify a Halo to Dreamcast port...
As posted at www.bungie.net, next Tuesday will be a special Revision B bungie.net day, with all sorts of stuff happening on Revision B bungie.net server around and after 10pm BST. Should make for an interesting night (of harrassing Bungie employees and admins ;), so make sure you've got Myth II loaded up and stop by.
Nah, though the focus will clearly be on Oni in months to come. Bungie's Nathan Bitner points out that we need to be careful quoting Bungie employees :
Another one for the links list... halo.bungie.org reports a new Halo website today, Halo Command. While a bit rich on the front page graphics, it's well stocked with information, and makes a great site for educating a person who has yet to discover Halo.
Not much of note today. Marathon's Story has some interesting speculation on the abbreviation SC and SolCore, which may spur some conversation in days to come, but other than that very little is happening around our little corner of the web.
Cuzog just pointed out that the Hola Halo chat with StrobeShock has been moved from Thursday afternoon to Friday, at 3:00pm PST. Among the topics discussed will be the Darkside's upcoming merger with HaloNews.com... stop by if you're looking for the inside track.
Bah, how could I resist that pun? Marathon's Story is celebrating four years of reporting on all things Marathon today, an astonishingly long and successful run that doesn't look like it'll be ending anytime soon.
Among their posts today is a glimpse at what the site was back at the beginning. Is that how it looked the first time you visited? If so, count yourself among the Marathon faithful. Congrats to Hamish and the regulars, and may there be another seven anniversaries too!
