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Thursday, May 18, 2006 |
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Alta knows WHAT? Sometimes, Bungie posts weird interviews. Their latest, with Intern Jon Cable... it's one of those. (Louis Wu 23:02:06 UTC) (permalink)
Scorpion Paul Davies continues to pour in the artwork; today we've got a gorgeous Scorpion tank for you. I'd be a little nervous about that barrel crack... (Louis Wu 18:32:12 UTC) (permalink)
First Contact Wallpapers Available There are a couple of very cool wallpapers (one in a multitude of variations) for the First Contact Half-Life 2 mod over at the First Contact Forum - they were done by Major.Dump, whose Halo creations are justly reknowned. Swing by and take a look! Thanks, AngelicLionheart. (Louis Wu 16:35:05 UTC) (permalink)
He'll give you the Mister Chief off his back. Heh. Back on April 21, the Weekly Update contained this tidbit: It looks like the Mister Chief T-Shirts are actually happening. As you can see on the webcam page (or here, if it changes), these look to be ready to go. Thanks, serpx. (Louis Wu 13:56:39 UTC) (permalink)
Off The Record 1: Malone Strikes Back TheWereSloth points out that Heroes & Heretics 'Off the Record 1: Malone Strikes Back' is now available to the public on their website. It's rather odd... it's a 'what if?' episode, where you can see what might happen if Malone got stupid. Well... stupider. He also wanted to make sure everyone realized they could download Episode 5 - Operation: Clenched Bowels... their numbers were down significantly from older episodes. This saddens me a little, because Ep 5 was actually very good. You can get BOTH episodes, in either WMP9 or QuickTime formats, at this location. What are you waiting for? (Louis Wu 12:18:18 UTC) (permalink)
MLG Content Overload Lots and lots of new content at MLGPro.com - more Video on Demand from New York, changes to the 2006 Pro Circuit Schedule, a new Player of the Week (Defy), a look at the future of competitive gaming (and where Halo stands), and a Halo-relevant Blog of the Week from shiruken. Thanks, 3Suns. (Louis Wu 11:57:18 UTC) (permalink)
Where the Stories Come From IGN has an article discussing The Influence of Literature and Myth on Videogames, and Halo gets a chunk of coverage. (Not all of it makes a lot of sense; Starhammer is cited as an influence, but not for its Elite-like Laowon, or its Halo-like superweapon, but for the fact that its protagonist is named Jon, referred to early on as 6725416. It's as though nobody bothered to read it...) Give it a look for its general concepts. (Louis Wu 10:21:43 UTC) (permalink)
Halo Graphic Novel Interview SketchFactor has posted a long interview with Lee Hammock and Simon Bisley, two of the talented content creators for the Halo Graphic Novel; it's a great read. (There's also a ton of artwork embedded throughout, some of which hasn't been seen before - at least at this resolution.) Go look! (Louis Wu 02:08:55 UTC) (permalink)
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