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Once upon a time, way back in the years of 1999-2000, I was working for GameSpy's Battleground: Halo website. Halo was set to be a revolutionary game for the PC and Macintosh. Combining some of the most dazling graphics engine seen and stupidly large online team-play first person shooter action (Covenant VS marines on an almost massively multiplayer scale).
It was quite simply the most anticipated action game that was ever expected to be released (as opposed to Duke Nukem Forever, for example). By the time it was actually released on XBox (a long while after they intended to on PC) the graphics were nothing special and multiplayer potential was hit in the head with a bat. Regardless of this dissapointment, I stumbled across some movies I remember watching years ago, when Halo was still targeted for the PC, definately worth watching...
Bungie's 30mb Quicktime Halo preview:
http://www.fileplanet.com/files/20000/28464.shtml
Bungie's 180mb 10 minute Halo preview from Gamestock 2001:
http://www.fileplanet.com/files/50000/57701.shtml
It was quite simply the most anticipated action game that was ever expected to be released (as opposed to Duke Nukem Forever, for example). By the time it was actually released on XBox (a long while after they intended to on PC) the graphics were nothing special and multiplayer potential was hit in the head with a bat. Regardless of this dissapointment, I stumbled across some movies I remember watching years ago, when Halo was still targeted for the PC, definately worth watching...
Bungie's 30mb Quicktime Halo preview:
http://www.fileplanet.com/files/20000/28464.shtml
Bungie's 180mb 10 minute Halo preview from Gamestock 2001:
http://www.fileplanet.com/files/50000/57701.shtml