BOLL has done it again. This time the fruits of Macromedia's labors are being used to launch Warthogs into jiggling, unsuspecting Covenant Engineers, who no doubt thought that not being included in Halo 1's gameplay would keep them safe; not so.

The latest Flash game from BOLL has you positioning piles of grenades under a Warthog to bash bunches of Engineers, and it tracks the grenades and time you spend at this pastime through many levels (I've seen 20 so far).

mrsmiley writes that angrymouse14 (what happened to the other thirteen angry mice, anyway?) has created four new animated avatar files suitable for forum use. And although some of the avatars on that page are larger than the Rampancy forum supports, the four new ones are just right, and there are several smaller ones as well. Check them out!

If yesterday was Rampancy.net News Day at HBO, then it looks like today is going to be Ross Mills Day at Rampancy.

Normally we don't link to this site, and we'll forewarn you, there are inappropriate things on this page, and even more inappropriate things should you click just about anywhere on this site. But there's a Halo reference there, and it's funny, so worth the risk.

M.N.C of deviantART has been putting together some Flash creations; namely a grunt, the Master Chief, and a plasma pistol. He posted in the HBO forum that a "trailer for a movie" is forthcoming. Could be neat, let's see.

[image:6845 left hspace=5 vspace=5 border=0]rapture cooked up a neat wallpaper for his Sony Ericsson mobile phone, featuring the Master Chief as drawn by Stuntmutt in One One Se7en.

DocOctavius made a nice 3D rendering of the Master Chief, from models and textures extracted from Halo and some freeware rendering tools. He posted it over in the HBO forum and gave us permission to add it to our community art gallery. He promises poseable versions soon.

Inspired by the spritelike characters of the Halo comic Halo:Resolution, a bunch of aspiring artists in the Squidi.net forum have made a series of Halo-related sprites. Word is Louis Wu will try and build an archive of them at HBO, pending permission from the artists. In case it doesn't happen, go check out the threads now.