From CMNeir:

As we’ve done with Halo 2, Halo 3, and Halo: Reach, we now embrace a new era of tricks and glitches, in Halo 4.

Ever wonder how to bounce a tank around like a pinball? Well in this episode of Halo 4 Tricks, we take the old Tank Spinning trick from Halo 2 and use a new method in Forge to recreate the magic that started it all, Tank Pinball!

Tank Pinball – A Halo 4 Trick

From Cyren:

The time has come again to submit to the Halo Council Top 5 Plays! Unfortunately there’s no way to link files on Halo Waypoint yet so it’s back to the good old days of me custom searching for each individual file in-game. PM your file information in this format (maximum of three clips):

• Gamertag – File Name
• Gamertag – File Name
• Gamertag – File Name

An example would be:

• VivaciousJazzy – OMGWTFBBQ
• VivaciousJazzy – Super Funny Warthog Trick
• VivaciousJazzy – Zomg Killionaire

If your clip is good enough, it will be uploaded to the Top 5 YouTube channel, and from there possibly be selected to be in the next top 5.

HaloCouncil Top 5 Is Back, Submit Now

From troyisfilming:

Wake me….when you need me.

Master Chief Finds Halo 4

From HaloFanForLife:

I made a graphic novel of the fourth episode of Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn. Using the screenshots I took as well as typing out some the dialog, I added Photoshop effects and laid out the project in InDesign. Feel free to download this as it’s FREE. If you repost this anywhere, please give me credit as: Designed by Sal Salerno of HaloFanForLife.com. Enjoy!

Fan-made Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn Graphic Novel: Part 4

From Certain Affinity:

This video covers the basics of editing using Forge in Halo 4. We’ll quickly build a simple Mongoose racetrack using Duplicate, Magnets, and Rotation Snap. People new to Forge should leave with a better idea of how to use Forge, while those more experienced will get a taste of the new features that make editing in Forge faster than ever before.

Halo 4 Forge Tutorial – Forge Basics

From Laura Akers:

As the editor for Halo Waypoint in the early days, I worked closely with the team’s writer, Jeremy Patenaude. Jeremy, like Jessica, was an important member of the Halo fan community long before he joined the ranks of 343 Industries, having co-authored the Halo fiction-based website, Ascendant Justice. In our time together, we wrangled over word choice and struggled to find ways to express the complicated and sometimes confusing world of Halo (without giving away all of its secrets), sometimes squabbling like siblings. That writer-editor relationship has to be based on trust and respect. And I can say that there are few people I respect as much as Jeremy. Of course, he’s also shot me in the head at point-blank range from behind playing Halo 2, so it’s not like I can trust him. But I’m so glad he’s giving me the opportunity to share the amazing guy I know with the world. Check out my interview with him via the link below!

Writing the Halo Way – An Interview with Jeremy Patenaude