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McFarlane Talks Halo Toys

TeamXbox interviews Todd McFarlane, designer of new Halo toys and the Halo 3 controller.

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Robert McLees: Author Of Lies, Damned Lies, And Half Truths

Bungie.net's latest feature is an interview with Robert McLees, artist-turned-writer who maintains the Halo Bible. What's the Halo Bible? Funny you should ask:

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Unauthorized Epsilon Player Gets Eight Thousand Year Ban

homicidal insomniac blogged something he came across in the Se7enSins.com forum; the aftermath of one of the unauthorized Epsilon players that The Hushed Casket mentioned awhile back.

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Banshee Flies Over Sandtrap

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Those "hidden" screenshots on Xbox.com? Turns out there were three of them. Gamersyde put up all three; here's the one that wasn't obvious to find, a multiplayer shot, seemingly from Sandtrap. Thanks Louis Wu at HBO for the heads-up.

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Cowan To Present On Halo 3's Cinematic Tools

According to GameDaily Biz, Bungie Studios' own Director of Cinematics, CJ Cowan, will be giving a special feature presentation at ADAPT 2007 in Montreal. The presentation will be on Halo 3, focusing on the in-house use of Maya along with Bungie's proprietary cinematic tools. Cowan's presentation will be on September 27th; the conference runs from the 24th to the 28th at the Hyatt Regency.

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Don't Believe The Hype

Gamers With Jobs urges gamers not to expect too much from Halo 3, because nothing can live up to the hype. While examining the extent to which our appetites are dictated to us by the omnipresence of information about AAA must-sell titles, it does seem that some of Julian "rabbit" Murdoch's theses say more about his approach to gaming in specific and entertainment in general than the medium itself.

In response to having one's expectations brought too high, Murdoch quotes Alice Walker: