Author: Crux Fidelis

Kudos to Noctavis for posting a movie of the Bungie Gathering of Fans at Club-I. It’s a 74MB .zip file but worth the download. Pax.

Sorry for any downtime. Our server was swamped due to demand for the bTV Halo movies. Ok lets get this show on the road. Pax.

Harry “when I’m not translating, I’m grabbing screens” Al-Shakarchi has compiled a few screenshots from the Day 4 footage, with comments… check ’em out, see if the 6 megs is worth it! Pax.

Robert Cox sent us the new, improved logo for the iHALO site. We’ve added it to the Logos page. Pax.

Robert Cox writes to tell us that iHALO is now recruiting. If you’re interested in joining, send mail to iNoddy99. (They’re getting new transmissions from somewhere daily, so stop by to take a look.) Pax.

Join the Thoughts on the High Detail Halo footage thread on our forums. Pax

Brent Potter sends word of a new Halo site, Orbit. Nice layout, although it still needs a bit of work… take a look! Pax.

“Yeah, we’re going to dominate E3,” says Doug Zartman. Bungie Software will be showing their next generation multiplayer game, Halo, at E3 this spring says Mac Observer. Thanks to Harith Al-Shakarchi for the heads up. Pax

bTV’s Thursday broadcast is now up for downloading at http://www.bungie.com/btv/archive says Joseph Staten (Bungie Software) in our forums. Thanks Joe and thanks also to peapon. Pax

Dead Glory informs us that his Winamp skin Halo AMP has been updated. It’s called Halo AMP tru7h. You can download it from his page here. Pax

Noted earlier this morning on the Marathon’s Story page and on our forums by Forensic EtherLife have a great Halo related comic today. Pax.

Robert Cox seems to be the first Halo webmaster to take advantage of Apple’s iTools offer, by moving 100% HALO to Apple’s server. Early adopters get the worm… or the disk space. Pax.

Kudos to Ian Mankowski, who sends us a new bit of artwork for our Miscellaneous Art page. (You’ll find it at the end of the Original section.) Thanks, Ian! Pax.

Mike Wessler has put up a new version of his java applet that simulates a halo orbit… and this one shows much more stable movements. Go take a look! (Mac users: you’ll need either Internet Explorer, or the Applet Runner that Apple distributes with all system software to run this, Netscape’s java implementation is broken.)…

Thanks to Robert Cox, who sends us another Halo logo for our Logos page. Hmm… gonna have to come up with another organization scheme soon… suggestions? Pax.

Need a free, web-based email account? Flashback writes to tell us that Freemail at HALO-NET is up and running. Stop by and sign up today! Pax.

Those SETI Marines just don’t stop. Check out the 24 hour stats. (These will be the last stats posted until Monday. Look for 72 hour stats then.) Pax.

Halo SETI Marines still crunching, even with SETI server problems. Check out the movers and shakers on the 48-hour stats page. Pax.

L. Tankersley passes on an interesting link to a java ringworld simulator on our forums. Check it out… it’s kinda fun! Pax.

Not really Halo-related, but of interest to many of our readers… Courtney Evans has put his resume online, and within it can be found a great deal of hitherto-unknown information about the now-defunct Duality. Go take a look at what might have been! Thanks to the Marathon’s Story page for the link. Pax.