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This week's Bungie Weekly Update is chock full o' information about the recent announcement that four-player co-op over Xbox Live would be available at ship for Halo 3. Bungie's Luke and Frankie are on hand to give you all the details on it down to the minutia which I'm told Halo fans are extremely fond of. Other topics include the AV calibration tool, the massive Halo 3 feature in the most recent EGM and Frankie's trip to Amsterdam. You can even see a larger image of the one posted here so you can drool over another obsessive fan's awesome Master Chief armor. More »
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In his weekly update, Bungie's Frankie says some big things are coming this week. You've got the two new Halo 2 multiplayer maps, Desolation and Tombstone, for $4 hitting next week. Also, there will be a new auto-update for the game, new playlists and they will be resetting all rankings. More »
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In his weekly update, Frankie talks about the development of the user interface for the Halo 2 sequel. It sounds like it has gotten quite an overhaul. Most interesting, at least to me, is that you will now be able to change just about everything, from your avatars appearance to match and controller settings, while still in the lobby. Thank God. I hate it when I have to jump out of a game, or even out of Live, just to tweak a setting. More »
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Frankie is quickly becoming my favorite corporate shill. He provides all of the gooseflesh-producing tips and developer insight of a Major Nelson, but also hands over gems like yesterday's Waaah-mbulance post. More »
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Strike up the band, and sing along to everybody's favorite song: "Fake Halo 3 Screens." Gamer Andy turned up this polished phony menu screen that shows intriguing options like "Classic Mode." Bungie's Frankie debunked the image: More »
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