In an interview with GamePro, Bungie's own Joe Staten talks about Halo 3: ODST, due out this fall, clarifying when the game takes place (between the end of Metropolis in Halo 2 and the Arrival scene that begins Halo 3).
Of course, he also teases fans about an unknown enemy, but what do you expect? It's Bungie.
Saw the link in 2900d4u's post in the HBO forum.
Rockslider, who skipped Halo 2 to spend a few more years working over megabattles in Halo 1, has found Halo 3 a little more to his taste. His latest entry is on rocket and sniper action on The Ark. Thanks to Rockslider for the heads-up in the HBO forum.
Normally I avoid even commenting on the intersections between violent real-world crime and fantasy videogame violence. There's really little point. There's not much more than can be said on the matter than what is already out there.
However, the remarks of Judge James Burge following his conviction of Daniel Petric are simply so ridiculous that I can't let them pass. From story coverage at, of all places, a PS3 website:
The boy was finally convicted of the crime earlier today, but Judge James Burge wasn't happy with the sentencing. He told the press that he blamed the video game developers more than Daniel for the crime committed. Burge accused Halo 3 developer Bungie of creating a "delusional environment" where the normal rules of reality didn't apply. "[In Halo 3] you can shoot these aliens, and they're there again the next day. You have to shoot them again, and I firmly believe that Daniel Petric had no idea, at the time he hatched this plot, that if he killed his parents they would be dead forever," Burge explained.
It's really hard to take that seriously. It's also really hard to swallow the idea that this is a person who is a judge-- who is in a position of education and authority. That's frightening. What is surprising is that despite blaming the videogame more than the perpetrator, he still found the latter guilty, which I suppose is also encouraging.
However, let's play reductio ad absurdum a bit with this. It won't be hard; there's not to much reducting to do before things get pretty damn absurdum.
Blackstar and Narcogen look at the return of the Flood to the Halo series in Halo 3's Floodgate level. Part one of two.
This is the MP3 version of the episode, compatible with the online player.
I finally finished putting together the E3 2007 theme for piano. It is fairly difficult to play but it is still possible. I went to my old "Halo Main Theme Extended Maw Version" transcription and added parts from the E307 trailer. There are a few mistakes that I could not fix but overall I think it sounds pretty good. The file is for Finale Printmusic 2009. Don't have it? Use this link to find out how to get it:
http://rampancy.net/blog/spartan182/12/11/2008/How_Open_MUS_Files
According to Marty O'Donnell (and he should know) you can finally buy 100% official Halo sheet music, starting with One Final Effort from Halo 3.
Thanks Louis Wu at HBO.
what the beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep
Look at my double no scope
Ok I am certain that this piece is now as accurate as it can get without being the real deal. I have taken all of my transcriptions as well as Halo Dragon's transcription and combined them together to create one perfect Never Forget. I fixed all areas that sounded wrong from Halo Dragon's transcription and also added my fixed parts to the song. Some parts are marked as optional as they are not actually in the song and unneccessary to play. I have included them in the transcription because they make the overall song sound much better.
This is the theme that you hear as soon as you find Cortana. In the file it will show parts for the violin, cello, and of course the piano.
UPDATE:I have changed a few errors, added some missing notes and adjusted the tempo of the song. I also changed the time signatures in a lot of places to make it look better. There is now a pdf.
This is the song that was played in the Believe trailer for Halo 3. The song is a shortened version of Frederic Chopin's Raindrop Prelude number 15. I made some changes to it to make it sound more like the trailer and less like the actual song. The file is for Finale Notepad 2009 (mus).
Don't have Finale Notepad 2009? Use this link to fin out how to get it:
http://rampancy.net/blog/spartan182/12/11/2008/How_Open_MUS_Files
HI.
i compiled some halo music.
basically they are all just different versions of the 'keep what you steal' but there all awesome in their own way.
just click the download link and click on the playlist.
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remember to log in, or no download.
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I made the file .zip so any one can open it.
Halo 3: Recon is the new game Bungie is going to release in Fall 09. It takes place after The Battle of New Mombasa when the covenant goes through a slip-space portal and destroys the whole city. So it's pretty much like a Halo 2 1/2 You play as an ODST (Hell Jumper). If you want to see the trailer go to Bungie.net. Any comments please post and my answers to questions are limited. Thank You.
Hello i was wondering if anyone had the sheet music for Luck and One final effort it would really help me if any one did.
