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Tuesday, March 6, 2001 |  |
Rehashing old stories
Oops. Thanks to Dan Rudolph, who set us to looking in our own news archives... Seems the MSNBC story we mentioned yesterday is old news - we reported on the existence of the V-Chip-like control way back in September. Blame Louis - he's lazy. Pax. (Crux Fidelis 14:03:17 UTC) (permalink)
Halo-Australia back online
BluR writes to say that Halo-Australia is back online again - stop by and check 'em out! Pax. (Crux Fidelis 13:51:37 UTC) (permalink)
V-chip Wants Xbox, Yes
Thanks to Pallor, who noticed (on R.net's forum) that MSNBC has an article about a V-chip-style control to be included in the Xbox. It's not clear how this will affect Halo, since without the chip, parents concerned about violence levels would simply not buy it anyway, but it's possible that overall, more units of the Xbox will sell because of the chip. Details about the actual hardware won't be revealed before E3, in May. (Louis Wu 01:37:30 UTC) (permalink)
Mere screenshots? Pshaw!
Something other than 'mere screenshots', says Matt of the Halo offerings at Gamestock. Also, the bungie.com website (not just the Halo page) is about to undergo testing, prior to public display. Good stuff a'comin'! (Louis Wu 01:23:55 UTC) (permalink)
Monday's news in brief:
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'Private Reg's Last Day of Combat' updated Halo SETI Team 7 day stats posted Halo Updates database gets bigger |
Sunday's news in brief:
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Ace in the hole Xbox Preview Guide goes up Back to huntin' critters Halo AU having script troubles |
