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Friday, February 24, 2012 |  |
There's a Stosh we should blame
ncsuDuncan continues his streak of fantastic Halo parodies - this time, he's got some artwork done by other HaloGAFfers to back up his phat beats.
(Louis Wu 22:34:44 UTC) (permalink)
Curse of the AFK
Phat M0nk3y, from Meanscreen Production, let us know about Curse of the AFK - pray you aren't struck with this!
(Louis Wu 22:32:35 UTC) (permalink)
Block Out a Few Minutes to Check Out This Montage
Revenant1988 wanted to share a very cool video he came across featuring a Lego-based feature that was created to open up the 2012 Interactive Achievement Awards. It's a montage of various video games from the past year all done in the beloved construction-toy style. Halo of course plays a small role in it as well. Go and give it a look! (GrimBrother One 22:14:20 UTC) (permalink)
Hanging Out In the Bungie Maleroom
Last week, our resident sack-admirer General Vagueness was disappointed by our lack of attention paid towards Bungie's sweaty mailbag. This week we have the latest collection of Bungie fan inquiries up immediately for your reading pleasure. Some great questions are asked and answered by a grab bag of Bungie warriors. Go nuts! Thanks to DeeJ for letting us know. (GrimBrother One 21:54:54 UTC) (permalink)
An Old Bungie Boy's New Toys
While not Halo-specific, news just came down via the Bungie Twitter feed that former Bungie co-founder Alex Seropian has started a new mobile-game development studio called Industrial Toys aimed at the "core gamer". More info can be found in this article from Pocketgamer. Good luck, Alex! (GrimBrother One 17:31:22 UTC) (permalink)
FUD Talks Flood Assurance
Dani stopped in to let us know that Episode 4 of the Forward Unto Dawn Podcast is now live. It's a great discussion that focuses primarily on Primordium, with a few fun tangents thrown in for good measure. Definitely check it out! (GrimBrother One 14:21:21 UTC) (permalink)
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