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The Halo-on-Atari-2600 Game is Going Into the Smithsonian
The Smithsonian American Art Museum yesterday acquired two games for its permanent collection. One of them seems right at home—Flower, the independent title almost universally praised by critics for its artistic flourishes. The other is, basically, Halo if it was made for the Atari 2600. Halo 2600 by Ed Fries (a former Microsoft games publishing…
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We’ll Be Playing Halo On Xbox One Come December 24, Sort Of
So it’s not what immediately comes to mind when you think of the Halo franchise. Spartan Assault is stillas close as you can get to playing Halowithout a first person view, and it’s the first Halo coming to the Xbox One. just in time for Christmas. Featuring more than 30 missions that bridge the gap…
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Halo: Spartan Assault is Coming to Xbox 360 and Xbox One
Halo: Spartan Assault—the top-down, twin-stick shooter released over the summer for Windows 8 PCs and mobile devices—is coming to the Xbox 360 and Xbox One by the holidays, Microsoft said this morning. The game on consoles will feature a new online co-op mode, and new missions showcasing the mode. The Flood will also be an…
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Halo‘s Half-Assed ‘Mister Chief’ Immortalized as an Xbox Live Avatar
Mister Chief came to us nearly 10 years ago, filling in for a Halo 2 promotional poster on the good ol’ Bungie Weekly Update. “A terrible idea that snowballed out of control,” says his creator. Now Mister Chief’s perpetually constipated, teeth-gritting expression finds its way to an Xbox Live avatar costume. Mister C. is the…
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The Best Halo 4 Players in the World Are Competing This Weekend at PAX
The battle for supremacy in Halo 4 that kicked off at the Rooster Teeth Expo earlier this month and continued at Gamescom will conclude at PAX Prime this weekend. The Halo 4 Global Championship Finals began yesterday at Benaroya Hall in Seattle, and they continue today. Tomorrow’s finale will be live streamed from 4 to…
By Mike Rougeau -
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Watch Master Chief Tell His Life Story Through A Series Of Drawings
“Draw My Life” videos have become increasingly popular on YouTube. So popular that fictional characters are picking up dry erase markers to summarize their lives for you. We’ve seen Zelda’s version up on Machinima, now here’s Master Chief.
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