Today on MyChemicalBromance's YouTube channel there's a new musical montage of multiplayer mayhem called Get W'rkt. It features footage from multiplayer games played by the Bungie.net group For Carnage Apply Within. Footage is included from this month's games in Marathon Infinity multiplayer using Aleph One, Myth II, and Halo Custom Edition on PC.
Bob doesn't want to make Ghostbusters 3. I don't blame him. He also probably doesn't want to venture down the exhaust vent of a Pfhor geothermal energy plant, but that's what we ARE doing. At least it's not sewers.
This podcast uses:
Aleph One, free and open source versions of Marathon for Windows, Mac and Linux at http://source.bungie.org
Remixes of the Marathon soundtrack by Craig Hardgrove at http://themarathonmusic.com
For audio recording, we use Mumble:
Destiny pulled in quite a few awards at Gamescom in Germany this year. You can see some of those highlighted here, as well as footage of locations we haven't seen before.
We finally reach the mutant Pfhor that is controlling the S'pht compilers, and discover ever more Bobs trapped in the slimy, wriggling walls.
This podcast uses:
Aleph One, free and open source versions of Marathon for Windows, Mac and Linux at http://source.bungie.org
Remixes of the Marathon soundtrack by Craig Hardgrove at http://themarathonmusic.com
For audio recording, we use Mumble:
This Destiny ViDoc was released for GamesCom in August, 2013. Most of the footage and locations still comes from the E3 demo, and the footage that doesn't features locations that have mostly been shown in screenshots, but there are a few new tidbits here and there, including new enemies and weapons.
This is the Gameplay from TDT's PoV for the Halo 50k finals, uploaded to YouTube by DevinOlsen.
Blackstar, Miguel Chavez and Cody Miller take a look at the Halo: Reach Multiplayer Beta in this video installment of Anger, Sadness & Envy.
Not content with just the postgame carnage reports, here is a highlight video from the Summer Slaying event.
We are going to try something a little new. I have been playing with some of the new Divx codecs for video and mpeg-4 audio lately, and this seemed like a good a time as any to try them both out. So this video requires the latest Divx codecs and a video player that can use them. You can download the free ones for your Mac or Windows computer here: Divx Codecs. If you have been watching the Latest RvB videos, you should be all set, we are using the same ones.