My Halo News.com

The latest news about the Halo series of games from Microsoft

Year: 2006

  • Grove released

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    Arteen has released Grove, a new HaloCE map ‘set in the lush canyons of Halo, among long-abandoned Forerunner structures.’ Very pretty – you can grab a copy at Halo Maps. Thanks to Dennis Powers for the heads-up (he was tickled by the fact that two of the characters from his Valley of the Forerunners series…

  • More new stuff than you can shake a stick at…

    Howdy, I imagine by now you’ve noticed the new site design. Hopefully you’ve also noticed the increased site performance as well. In addition to that, i’ve got a cool new thing to share with you. One of our goals with the redesign was to get our ugly faces…

  • RT: Site Refresh

    Hey everyone, We’re making a few changes to the look of the site. If the new images aren’t loading correctly for you, try refreshing your browser a few times. And don’t worry, the changes you’re seeing are just external. On the inside, we’re still the same…

  • RT: More new stuff than you can shake a stick at…

    Howdy, I imagine by now you’ve noticed the new site design. Hopefully you’ve also noticed the increased site performance as well. In addition to that, i’ve got a cool new thing to share with you. One of our goals with the redesign was to get our ugly faces…

  • This is serious business

    Well, It seems Sugarmoney and Luke Mckay mean business. They’ve turned in another comic, and assure us that there are many more on the way. It looks like we have no choice but to make this a regular thing. I’m thinking, since it’s fallen on these days,…

  • Hand-Painted Halo Faceplate on eBay

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    Kotaku has a bit about a hand-painted Halo Faceplate for sale on eBay – if you hurry, you can still get your bid in. (It’s currently sitting at $84, with a bit over a day still remaining.) I’ve provided a link to the US eBay site – but if you’re in Canada, you can use…

  • WSVG VS. MLG – A Comparison

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    GotFrag takes a look at the two biggest organizations handling Halo tournaments today – WSVG and MLG. Go read.(Louis Wu 13:34:04 UTC)

  • GetScrims

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    Jamie Anderson wrote to us about a new website he’s started up – it’s called GetScrims, and it’s designed to match up people looking for games on XBL with others of similar skill level, attitude, etc. Think of it as more in-depth MatchMaking. Interesting concept!(Louis Wu 12:42:57 UTC)

  • HGN Reviewed at Gametrailers

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    Capt 0bvious noticed that Gametrailers has a video review of the Halo Graphic Novel (Thanks, Mr.Cynical); it’s chock-full of spoilers, so don’t watch this unless you’ve read the HGN already. Nicely put together!(Louis Wu 12:36:39 UTC)

  • I wish I still lived in Portland

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    Hehe – it’s a stretch, but demus points out an article at Videogamesblogger.com, which writes about Halo: the beer! (It’s Widmer, and it’s an IPA – how bad could it be?)(Louis Wu 11:05:48 UTC)

  • Filling in the Gaps

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    demus found an editorial from the folks over at Game Overdrive which suggests that the Halo Graphic Novel is the key to understanding the current story arc in the Halo series. (Some of our forum denizens disagree – read the rest of the thread for details.)(Louis Wu 11:01:15 UTC)

  • Halo Mac now Universal Binary!

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    As I’m checking out some of my favorite Mac haunts, I see that the decent folks at Destineer/MacSoft have *rewritten* the entire Halo Mac code and made it a Universal Binary, meaning it’ll work natively on Apple’s Intel-powered Macs. Niiice! It’s a paid upgrade ($5 or $10, download or shipped CD) but for a 3…

  • Weekly Porridge #30: Spam’d part 2

    I knew it! Quality Jeverage brings us part two of the adventures of the pirates of podtacular and their swashbuckling battles with the spam monsters. Let’s see how they handle it this time! Something tells me this new character has a vendetta. More in the forums. ‹ Weekly Porridge #29: Spam’d!upWeekly Porridge #31: JVB on…

  • Weekly Porridge #30: Spam’d part 2

    I knew it! Quality Jeverage brings us part two of the adventures of the pirates of podtacular and their swashbuckling battles with the spam monsters. Let’s see how they handle it this time! Something tells me this new character has a vendetta. More in the forums.

  • H:PP Update

    Just letting the H:PP listeners know (all three of you) that we didn’t have an episode this week because of audio problems. I blame Funkmon. We will re-record this Friday, then resume regular scheduling. Thanks for your understanding. EDIT: Scheduling conflicts has caused us to skip (gasp!) this edition of the podcast. We know it’s…

  • Weekly Porridge #30: Spam’d part 2

    I knew it! Quality Jeverage brings us part two of the adventures of the pirates of podtacular and their swashbuckling battles with the spam monsters. Let’s see how they handle it this time! Something tells me this new character has a vendetta. More in the forums. ‹ Weekly Porridge #29: Spam’d!upWeekly Porridge #31: JVB on…

  • H:PP Update

    Just letting the H:PP listeners know (all three of you) that we didn’t have an episode this week because of audio problems. I blame Funkmon. We will re-record this Friday, then resume regular scheduling. Thanks for your understanding. EDIT: Scheduling conflicts has caused us to skip (gasp!) this edition of the podcast. We know it’s…

  • Thank You Come Again.

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    Stuntmutt looks at the evolution of gaming language in today’s One One Se7en.(Louis Wu 11:47:08 UTC)

  • Master Chief Bear

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    Heh – Laird lives in Vancouver, where there are tourist statue bears all over the city – and a new one he just noticed is a Master Chief bear (in RvB Tucker’s colors, no less!). Adorable!(Louis Wu 11:38:03 UTC)

  • Video site in trouble

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    Halo-Videos.com is asking for your help – they’ve been kicked off their host. Swing by their temp page for more details.(Louis Wu 11:37:28 UTC)