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Fails of the Weak Volume 18
ZZoMBiE13 continues to keep us informed about new Fails of the Weak vids from Achievement Hunter - Volume 18 is full of funny clips, so go laugh. (Louis Wu 17:22:14 UTC) (permalink)
Regret
Prime999r stopped by with word of a Reach machinima he made for his father, in memoriam - a touching tribute. Go watch (Louis Wu 17:16:39 UTC) (permalink)
Isaac Hannaford releases artwork
Bungie concept artist Isaac Hannaford has updated his Concept Art blog with lots of incredible artwork - some of this stuff can be found in the "Art of Halo 3" book, but if you don't have the book (or if you wanted to peruse digital copies of this gorgeosity), swing by and take a look! Thanks to imperial181, who ran across this at Kotaku. Update: ZayneH found a profile page at CGHub that contains a few images not in that first collection... the Sabre shots are fantastic! (Louis Wu 14:55:46 UTC) (permalink)
Sprinting - Watch that Last Step
Bierwiser had a comic look at an inherent weakness in one of the Reach armor abilities... I must say, I feel his frustration. (Louis Wu 14:54:50 UTC) (permalink)
Halo Reach Fails: Episode 7
Looks like multiple groups have started uploading the Halo Reach Fails series - I think we'll stick with the Halo3Fails link (the one we've been using all along). Some funny clips in here - sometimes, you simply can't blame your enemies for your deaths! Thanks, chris10023. (Louis Wu 14:53:57 UTC) (permalink)
Of Moas and Men
In case you hadn't noticed, the Bungie Weekly Update went live a few hours ago - most of it is devoted to week 2 of the Bungie All-Stars contest (Moa art, this time around), but there are also tidbits about playlist updates, new schwag in the Bungie Store, some Marty-related news, and a couple of nice little video clips. Go read! (You can, as always, check it out in our Weekly Update Archive. (Louis Wu 02:06:24 UTC) (permalink)
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