Halo Waypoint is a new feature on the Xbox 360. Halo Waypoint came out on November 5, and it was a free download.
Halo Waypoint is great for Halo fans. It gives out Halo news, videos, screenshots, and it shows clips from the DVD Halo Legends. Halo Waypoint has a great staff behind them, and they are looking good for the future.
Just lately Robot entertainment announced that Halo Waypoint was going to take over the game Halo Wars, and www.halowars.com in March. What does this mean? Halo Waypoint is run by Certain Affinity and 343 industries, so this means they are really capable of making another Halo Wars game. They also will be making new DLC for sure. For Halo Wars fans this is good news.
This screenshot and all other screenshots are found at http://halo3screenshots.com/. Yep this one comes from KnightMare2I again. This guy knows how to catch a crazy screenshot.
Over at www.halowars.com there is a post about Halo Waypoint taking over Halo Wars, and www.halowars.com. In the post Robot Entertainment said “Along with supporting operations, Halo Waypoint has exciting plans for Halo Wars. Look for announcements in the near future.”
This is good news for Halo Wars fans. This is good news, because Halo Waypoint may announce about another Halo Wars, and new DLC. Halo Waypoint will be taking charge in the next month.
There is a cool post up at Bungie. The post is about how Guardian looked before the release of Halo 3. There’s some cool pictures, and good article to read. Go read it now.
The Bungie Favorites got updated on Halo 3 and on Bungie.net. This week’s community spotlight is Beast Mode On. Go see the amazing screenshots, (like the one above) film clips, maps, and game types.
If you did not buy Halo 3: ODST then you got some luck. Bungie announced today that Mythic 2 map pack is now on the Marketplace. You get the maps Longshore, Citadel, and Heretic.
This game started off one of the best series in the world. Halo Combat Evolved showed of how badass Master Chief really was. Halo Combat evolved later, won the Game of the Year for 2002. With IGN saying “Microsoft created the Xbox so we could have games like Halo.” That is a really bold statement for Halo, and opened up eye’s to many people.
Halo 2:
Halo 2 opened up the Multiplayer for the Halo series. With millions of gamers playing Halo 2 everyday on Multiplayer. Halo 2’s campaign was different from the other Halo games. In Halo 2 you got to play as arbiter, and fight with the convent. Many people did not like the option fighting as the Arbiter, (like me) so maybe that’s why you don’t see that in the other Halo games. Halo 2 opened up the Multiplayer, and made XBox Live what it is today.
Halo 3:
The graphics in the game, and how much work Bungie put into Halo 3 is unbelievable. Halo 3 sold 2.63 million copies in just five days. That’s a lot of games. Halo 3’s campaign was also different in a way. In the campaign you team up with the Elites, and you fight side by side with them. Also the Arbiter is fighting with you though out the game. Halo 3 has one of the best multiplayer out there today. Halo 3 broke records, but Bungie said Halo 3 was their last game, or was that just a lie.
Halo 3: ODST:
Halo 3: ODST made a BIG change in the Halo series. The big change was that you did not play as Master Chief, but as a ODST (Orbital Drop Shock Troopers) named “Rookie”. There’s no multiplayer for the game, but there’s a new mode called Firefight (kinda like the Horde mode in Gears of War 2.) Halo 3: ODST made gamers look at Halo in a different way.
This Weeks Poll Question:
What is your favorite Halo game? Is it Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 2, Halo 3, or Halo 3: ODST.
Elders.TV presents a Halo History showing the development of Graphics and Design from the very start with Halo Right up to the present with Halo Reach. Featuring some pretty interesting music.
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