Dolbex writes that details of the 2004 MLG Season Championship are now up on the MLG site. Prizes for the Halo 4x4 tournament and the Halo FF competition. $50,000 is at stake; gaming is indeed big business these days, and not just for the companies that make them.
Looks like the new Rooster Teeth Productions website has gone up, with neat new features, a slick new design, and information on Red vs Blue as well as new productions like The Strangerhood (machinima using the Sims engine). Thanks Rams at Halo Planet.
Fun taunting Halo 2 fans shows up in today's Ctrl+Alt+Del cartoon; thanks goatrope who pointed it out.
mrsmiley sends word of the latest update on the Halo Babies site: new fan art, Halo furry art by Tina "Jaxx" Leyk, homework by Gruntsbane, and a thread of 3-D art.
From left to right: Allen and Saltanat face off in a Slayer game on Derelict while Max looks on.
Fuhrman has put up a batch of photos from Louis Wu's latest LANfest, Crisp Death.
The Rampancy Cave hosts a Couch Area Network event on October 4, 2004 until the early morning hours. Narcogen 0wn3d the n00bs.
Most Halo fans have probably seen it already, but if not, head on over to HBO and check out the prizes and rules for the 343 Guilt o'Lantern contest Bungie.org is running this year. Last year Bungie.net ran a similar contest.
This year's Rockets On Prisoner movie awards are being done differently, without judges; instead, fans will vote themselves. Go check out the nominee list and vote. Thanks for the news from Fluffy at Halo Planet.
bobindashadows over at Mac Halo Development points out Boardndave's new hex editing tutorial that talks about making the Warthog faster. Editor's Note: You need to register to see the tutorial.
Part six of skeifer's series on realism in Halo is up at the Junkyard. This time, skeifer and "Captain Roy Luthan" take on 343 Guilty Spark. This time, the beef is with the end of the level, where Foe Hammer makes you wander through the jungle to 343's tower before coming in to pick you up:
The big news in the latest weekly update by Frankie is that, barring any serious bugs, Bungie is essentially finished with Halo 2. They've sent the game out to be certified ready for production.
While short, this update is full of quite a bit of interesting information about clans, about XBL, and even a tidbit about single player:
We missed it, but earlier this month Doobie at MariusNet made an announcement of an app called MythChat, created by Capital and Nae'blis. It runs on top of a Java Virtual Machine and allows users to connect to MariusNet's game servers and chat with players without loading the Myth game program itself.
PMABlades has posted up at PlayMyth what FlyingFlip Studios been up to lately (besides playing Fable):