
Bungie mystery project: Halo prequel, Forerunner, or next-gen Marathon?
Halo-heads had a steaming cauldron of piping-hot speculation poured into their laps this week, courtesy of a trifecta of wild rumors.
Halo-heads had a steaming cauldron of piping-hot speculation poured into their laps this week, courtesy of a trifecta of wild rumors.
Online retailers list a Halo-themed faceplate for $20; blue covering features Master Chief, little else.
After launch of graphic novel, Marvel announces plans to revisit the Master Chief on a regular basis, starting in 2007.
CFO Chris Liddell says software giant will try to triple its next-gen hardware installed base by the end of its fiscal year next June.
Two film sites--one obscure, one reputable--spark a flurry of rumors about a pair of game-to-film adaptations.
Xbox 360 owners can now check out a demo for NCAA Football 07 and new trailers for Mass Effect, Halo 3.
Bungie says it is testing the single-player portion of its FPS; reveals new info on weapons, comic, game modes, documentary, matchmaking playlists, and more.
Making-of short now available; includes interviews, footage of orchestra, never-before-seen camera angles on E3 2006 trailer.
Bungie.net confirms short film focusing on the E3 2006 trailer of its anticipated shooter; doc will feature new "angles" on trailer.
Gamers can declare their intention to "Finish the Fight" with new apparel at Bungie store.
Bungie.net posting confirms that multiplayer action on the recently announced Xbox 360 shooter is already getting a daily run-through.
Microsoft's online gaming service breaks 24 million downloads mark, more than a fifth came during last week's E3 free trial.
[UPDATE]: We got a close-up look at the Halo 3 trailer--which is reportedly rendered in real-time--with Bungie representatives; its setting is a Covenant-occupied Earth.
Bill Gates and Peter Moore introduce Live Anywhere, HD-DVD add-on, "Xbox Vision" camera, and expanded lineup for Xbox Live Arcade, Xbox 360, Windows Vista.
Michael Wallace and Stephen Tam with UBS Securities give investors a heads-up on what they expect from next week's big show.
Spanish site Meristation.com dumps a vat of scuttlebutt onto the fires of speculation surrounding Microsoft's next-gen plans.
In San Francisco for an Editors' Day, the Microsoft games boss stops by for some time under the lights and in front of the camera.
Xbox.com forum post claims to have advance knowledge of Bungie's new game, which will feature four-person co-op, free-roaming gameplay--and the Master Chief.
User-generated content is back in vogue as games go "open source;" J Allard and Will Wright get behind personalization of games at SoCal conference.
One-time Xbox CFO sets the record straight on shipments of his company's next-gen console, dodges questions about Halo 3, and sizes up the competition.
The next edition of Halo, once thought to be released as early as this spring, may be pushed back to 2007 says a GameStop company e-mail.
Microsoft chairman says "super great" shooter won't release until Bungie's say-so, Sony will have own supply woes for PS3 launch.
News out of the Northwest says that Bungie's next project is "surprisingly polished and playable."
Director confirms he's in talks to direct but said he'd prefer making Hellboy 2.
Peter Jackson tells Dark Horizons that he hasn't chosen a filmmaker to help adapt the popular shooter.
The IESB movie-news service reports Peter Jackson has asked Guillermo del Toro to adapt the wildly popular Xbox game.
Job listing on Bungie's Web site leads to scuttlebutt about a buccaneer adventure preceding Halo 3 in the development pipeline.
Usually trustworthy script-review site Latinoreview.com likens the screenplay for the much-anticipated game adaptation to a sci-fi Saving Private Ryan.
[UPDATE] This week: Hex168.com--Conspiracy site? Halo 3 announcement? Lame contest promotion?
Director's Oscar-winning Weta Digital and Weta Workshop effects houses will create the big-screen version of the Master Chief and Covenant.
Halo 3's date still unknown. Prez of Microsoft's Entertainment division says 360 launch lineup will be best ever; exclusive content will push new Xbox past PS3.
Revolution specs revealed (again), Tourist Trophy PSP, and Jessica Alba.
This week: Konami buys Capcom, the stillborn Metallica game, and Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks roughs up the PSP.
This week: The PS3 GPU snafu, PGR3 misses the 360 launch, and Halo 3's surprise holiday release.
Variety reports the two studios want to jointly shoulder burden of bringing the Master Chief to the big screen, but some sticking points remain.
Variety reports the software giant wants a movie version of its sci-fi shooter fast-tracked, but its steep demands are causing studios to pass.
The retailer predicts that Master Chief will fight again in June 2006 on the Xbox 360; also lists 360 versions of DOA VBall 2, Theseis, Metronome, and [eM].
Time quotes Bill Gates saying that Sony's next-gen console will "walk into" the Xbox 360 follow-up to the best-selling sci-fi shooter.
Microsoft's head of Xbox marketing says the new console will launch with around 25 games, including Rare's N64 follow-up, Kameo, and Project Gotham Racing 3.
Microsoft's Shane Kim says gamers can "safely assume" three flagship franchises will arrive on the next-generation console; Jade Empire and Forza Motorsport hinted at.
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