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Wednesday, March 27, 2002 |  |
Blowin' stuff up
Movie Mania: two new warthog jumpin' movies for you. First up is another offering from Dan Chosich, creator of the Halo Montage vid. This one is also in .wmv format, and weighs in at 11.6 mb. It's called 'Blood Gulch Scenes'... and it's 4 and a half minutes of, well, carnage from Blood Gulch. :) You can grab it at The Repertory or Mythica.org. The second movie was uploaded by Destr0yer, and quality is a little lacking. (It was compressed originally with the Indeo5 codec - I switched over to Sorenson3, which reduced the filesize by a factor of 4, but couldn't do anything about the ORIGINAL quality.) This one can be grabbed at The Repertory. (It's 2:23 long, and weighs in at 8.7 mb, in QT5 format.) (Louis Wu 18:30:52 UTC) (permalink)
More Mellifluous Monographs
Three new Fan Fiction entries - Halo 2: The Forerunner Chronicle Part VI, from Velker, Halo: Protect the Homestead Chapters 2/3, from Steven Crowley, and The Renegade Marines Part VIII - The Return to Memories, by Shadow. Woohoo! (Louis Wu 05:41:13 UTC) (permalink)
Starcraft maps now have pics
Thanks to craZy, who (in answer to my plea for pictures), sent in a few screenshots of the Halo maps for Starcraft that have been coming in recently. Now you can see images and grab the maps in one convenient location! (Louis Wu 05:19:09 UTC) (permalink)
Mmm... words
Heh - gotta love this:
Those who still think we're lying about PC/Mac Halo should get out your condiments/seasonings of choice, buy some nice china and silverware, and do whatever else you do when you're getting ready to eat your words.
Don't believe Matt, though - he just works for Bungie. Everybody knows that Bungie has no real say over whether PC/Mac Halo ever gets published - that's a Microsoft-only decision. (For the sarcasm-impaired, that last line was rather full of it - in more senses than one.) (Louis Wu 03:21:46 UTC) (permalink)
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