Month: April 2004
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Bodies, and Temples, and Gin
The Red vs Blue team released a deleted scene from Episode 31 yesterday; it’s on the Sponsors download page. It’s up only in Quicktime (two resolutions). Thanks to Scott Hartel for the heads-up. (It’s only 41 seconds long, and either 3.6 or 6.0 mb, depending on the version you grab.)
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And To All A Good Knee
(GT)Juggler has put together a nice vid of the recent Knee For All fanfest; It’s 30 mb, QuickTime format, and does a good job of tying together the day. Check it out; we’re hosting it on files.bungie.org (looks like all this hosting is gonna toast us this month…).
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Wednesday’s Wordsmithing
14 pieces for you today in the Fan Fiction section. Give ’em a read – there’ll be more tomorrow!
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Late Update
Eep – forgot to archive the Weekly Update this week; it’s now in our database. Remember… when you’re looking for Paul Russel’s contribution to Halo 2, this ain’t a bad place to start…
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Rockslide Megabattle
See what spam can do? I almost missed the relevance of this thread, because of the enormous amount of spam in it. However, the initial post is actually quite interesting, and points to a simple but content-rich site devoted to one very specific mini-game you can play within Halo; a massive battle involving many more…
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Hey, The Government Still Has To Make Money
The dangers of fighting a war… in today’s Halo: Resolution.
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Spotcheck Speeds through PoA
The second of Spotcheck’s releases, a 5:15 run through Pillar of Autumn on Heroic, is now up at files.bungie.org, in both WMP9 (15 mb) and QuickTime (15.8 mb) formats. The WMV was originally found at That Weasel Television – but folks were having real trouble getting hold of it, due to slow download speeds. The…
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Details emerge about Wideload’s Halo-engined product
cuc found a pair of new Wideload interviews – one at 1up, a second at Homeland Fed. The most interesting parts, to me, have to do with the game itself; it’s an action game, using the Halo engine… but it’s not a First Person Shooter. Having buried myself in the consumer end of the Halo…
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If you’re looking for inspiration…
Spotcheck continues to post speedruns of various levels, in preparation for Going Nowhere Fast – latest pair have been PoA (on Heroic), and the Maw (on Easy). These are run on HaloPC, and obviously the difficulty levels aren’t up to snuff – but he’s pointing out routes to take and tricks for shaving time off.…
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My retinas are rotting
Another one from rendar – Xbox.com put up another Lifestyle article, called ‘Eye Candy’ – and again, Halo is showcased. I think it’s pretty much a given… you wanna show off the Xbox, grab Halo.
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Info blast
There’s ANOTHER interview with Alex Seropian, with new details about Wideload, its staff (more hints about who’s who from the old days) and some interesting pieces about the game itself and its development. All of this is over at Gamespot. Thanks, Jonah.
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Screenshot contest
Halo Zone is having a Screenshot contest – win a headset if you’re good enough! Check out the details on their main page.
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Shoot THIS.
Xbox.com put up an article called ‘Best Of: Xbox Shooters’ – and surprise, surprise, Halo’s on the list. Thanks, rendar.
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Double Your Pleasure
XLNC, unwilling to post YET ANOTHER batch of the same old HUDless shots, has posted a batch… of doublewides. Awesome 3200×1200 panoramas, they’re perfect for dual monitor setups. Check ’em out!
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There’s a time for everything… including paddles.
Today’s Calvin and Halo reminds me that my kids are not evil.
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Free First Strike!
MereCatFish announces that Blamdink.co.uk is giving away a copy of Halo: First Strike; you MUST be a UK resident to enter. If you’re interested, sign up before May 30!
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Best. Game. Ever.
Gamefaqs is running a poll called ‘Best. Game. Ever.’ – Division 128, round 1, open today only, is Halo vs Starcraft. At the moment, Halo is losing, by a little… see what you can do to fix that! First word on this seems to be from Bobby Curry, a couple of days ago.