From Rooster Teeth:
This week’s Halo HORSE (really Achievement PIG), brings you Ray vs. Jack.
Editor’s note: Language is mature. Proceed with caution.
The latest news about the Halo series of games from Microsoft
From Rooster Teeth:
This week’s Halo HORSE (really Achievement PIG), brings you Ray vs. Jack.
Editor’s note: Language is mature. Proceed with caution.
From goosechecka:
Hello Grifballers, look here for the Top 10 Halo 4 Grifball Screenshots of August 2013! To be considered for a future Top 10 spotlight, go to the official thread and post your screenshots. Tag your Halo 4 Grifball Screenshots with “Grifball” and “GrifballHub”.
From 0IAH:
There are many talented photographers on Halo 4. The screenshots players take in this game can be very amazing. This video consists of some very amazing screenshots that were taken by members within Halo 4 community. Take a couple minutes out of your time to enjoy the beauty of this game.
Revived from stasis by Durandal above the homeworld of the enslaved S’pht, we awake to find foes both new and old just waiting for our arrival.
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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:
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Music used in this episode:
“What About Bob?” by Alexander Seropian, remixed by Craig Hardgrove (intro music)
Halo is a fictional universe. However, sometimes we catch sight of things in real life that remind us of our favorite science fiction video game franchise. This particular series, titled Halo in Real Life, showcases those very moments. Enjoy the subtle Halo references sometimes spotted when out and about in the real world, and if you have a picture you’d like to submit for possible future inclusion, send it to bsangel[at]halowaypoint.com!
As seen and captured by Hostile 357 |
From volpin:
Around 1400 photos stitched together to show the progress of the Halo 4 Needler from blueprints to finished replica.
From Sir Boobington:
In this past month of August, bullets were fired and victories were won… and lost, not with a controller, but with a keyboard of ten motivated and dedicated Halo fans, bringing their own personal Halo Universe alive for all of us to read. I would like to personally thank all the participants of the recent Creative Writing Event for their interest and work they have shown me, and all the readers as well. I would also like to thank 343i’s Jessica Shea for letting me operate this event and also providing rewards for the participants and myself. Hope you enjoying reading their stories just as much as I did!
• Here Be Dargons – They say the truth will set you free
• hal0 m4n – Halo: Paladin Lost
• ran and shai – A Tale of Self Destruction
• SpartanT110 – Halo Spartan Ops: Sothra
• Andycu5 – The Shattered Seam
• ZnaZanZ – The Demon is Here
• EYE3X – Sojourn
• The Greybeard – Elysium City 2530
• zeno64 – Halo: Envisage
• Astrogenesis – Chapter 1 – Foxtrot
• IxI Kit IxI – Halo: Delta-Six
From freakinrad:
5 reasons Halo is awesome! The sexy girl from HR comes to interview our heroes… and we learn that there are several different kinds of personalities out there on the battlefield.
Well, I have to say this comes as somewhat of a shocking surprise. Of course Bungie undergoes turnover like any other organization– the bigger it is, the more churn it has.
Fan community members I’ve known have gone to work for Bungie. Some have moved on, others are still there. Some Bungie employees, even founders, moved on when the studio was bought by Microsoft. Some moved on when it became independent. For the most part, Bungie maintains the “Bungie Way” even as old faces leave and new ones arrive.
Still, this one stings. Joseph Staten is leaving Bungie after fifteen years. He’s been with Bungie since the Myth days. He will be Mythed.
Staten’s last four years at Bungie have been spent working on Destiny, so no doubt his influence will be felt there, not only by those playing the first installment next year, but by those who play in that world over the next decade. What then?
I think it’s a perfect time for Bungie to find out what Greg Kirkpatrick has been up to– just in time to tool up for making a new Marathon game.
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The Halo 4 Global Championship was the biggest Halo tournament to date featuring some of the worlds best Halo players. In a moment of a crowd-cheering Benaroya Hall in Seattle, Washington during Pax Prime, a victor was crowned the Halo 4 Global Champion. Thousands of participants played for their chance at the $200,000 grand prize, but the one person who showed their skills were the definition of a champions was Aaron “Ace” Elam. As a passionate gamer and a valiant Spartan, Ace takes some time with us this week to recount his Global Championship path to victory and the roads traveled before this climax. Joining us for the show this week is your Halo 4 Global Championship commentary team GH057ayame, Goldenboy and Bravo who you got to watch all weekend as the events of the final unfolded before us. Get an inside look at the production and game play of this truly remarkable event, a look back at competitive Halo and the pathways such a spectacle has taken to get here, and what is next in store for the future of Halo. On a minor note, the latest Halo Bulletin features some of the upcoming matchmaking updates along with interviews of combatants (yours truly present) in the Halo 4 Global Championship Invitational Bracket. This podcast brought to you by Bravoceratops. Enjoy