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Sunday, March 11, 2001 |  |
cortana.org begins to awaken
Interesting. Physalis notes on our forum that Cortana.org has more content, currently, than the simple placeholder it's had for a while. The top graphic incorporates a bit of an old Halo screenshot, and the navigation links (as yet unlinked) refer to players in the Marathon, Myth, and Halo universes. As Physalis notes, cortana.org is delineated in morse code at the top, and there are a few tidbits in the source. Currently, the only things available for download are a movie and an image involving the second Oni movie ever to hit the net (thereby rounding out the major Bungie games referenced on the page). The possibilities are intriguing... (Louis Wu 13:57:23 UTC) (permalink)
The tides... the tides...
Bastard sends in what we hope is the start of a multipart piece of Fan Fiction - The Tides of War.
Wolmak doubted they would make it far into the forest today, as he was being cautious about Svith's warning. Only a mile into the forest and they could all sense that something about the area was different... something that set their nerves on edge.
Swing by our Fan Fiction section to read it. (Louis Wu 02:21:33 UTC) (permalink)
T2 and TF2 ahead of Halo in Gamespy newsletter poll
Ricardo Rosado sends word that yesterday's Gamespy newsletter (he sent it hours and hours ago - it was still current then) has a poll asking you to choose the 'Team-Based Action FPS Game' you're looking forward to the most. Halo was third, following Team Fortress 2 and Tribes 2. Worth subscribing to to let 'em know which of those should be first? (Louis Wu 02:21:14 UTC) (permalink)
Saturday's news in brief:
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The World is Not Enough Fan Fiction section updated Halo Skin for Rune PlanetXbox looks ahead Wallpaper page udpated Rifle-butting the aliens |
Friday's news in brief:
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MS's Gamestock 2001 placeholder up what's with the bippin' and the boppin'? Gotta love those suits... CGW wonders, when's dessert? Schwag for Meg Gamestock, here we come... |
