The Player Will Explore This Entire World... Ouch!
A quick viewing of the Bungie-related clip from Inside the Xbox by Film Oasis, as shown on the Discovery Channel and now available for download, reveals a few points about Halo 2, the sequel:
A quick viewing of the Bungie-related clip from Inside the Xbox by Film Oasis, as shown on the Discovery Channel and now available for download, reveals a few points about Halo 2, the sequel:
Dolbex from Been Mawed has put up a post that he's been able to make screenshots of Halo without the heads-up display, just like those that Bungie makes using the Xbox Devkit. A tutorial on how to do it may be forthcoming.
There is a site called GameDreamZ, which has been mentioned here and there recently, and apparently allows people to post things they think they know and have other people, who may or may not know anything but have a function
HBO has followed up on their September story about a video showing the Halo50K Tournament finals featuring TDT vs DM playing CTF on Battle Creek. (Who says the military has a monopoly on alphabet soup?) Video CD Productions had a streaming version back then, but now there are QuickTime and Windows Media versions, hosted at Mythica and files.bungie.org.
SketchFactor sauntered into the HBO forum and laid down links to three high res screenshots suitable for wallpaper-making. Thanks Louis Wu at HBO.
We've put up a mirror of the lo-res QuickTime version of the Making Of Halo 2 video in our Halo 2 Movies page of our Movies section. It's also available from RHL.
Okay, this is official this time, not a few backroom stockboys itchin' to put the new stuff out front before they're supposed to-- Eric Nylund's new Halo novelization, Halo: First Strike, has been released.
An outfit called Film Oasis put together a documentary on the making of Halo 2; it was in the bonus DVD/controller package that went on sale last month, but now it's available online in two sizes. As usual HBO has a mirror page. Thanks again Louis Wu at HBO and SketchFactor at Bungie.net.
Andrew from Team XBO wrote to let us know that FTC9 is finally released and available for download for by members; all others get BitTorrent.
Blood Gulch Chronicles, the popular webseries by the group Red vs Blue, using the Halo engine running on the Xbox and set in the Blood Gulch multiplayer map, has taken three prizes at the Machinima Awards 2003: Best Independent Machinima Film, Best Writing, and Best Picture. Congratulations to the Red vs.