A hug. A high-five. A gentle dropping of your shield. There are many different ways we greet each other, both verbally and physically, but I tend to prefer the simplest salutation. Not only is it short and sweet, but it also possesses my most favorite word characteristic ever—it consists solely of adjacent letters in the alphabet. There are very few such two-letter words, but the ones that exist are amongst the most used in my pint-sized vocabulary. My preferred welcome is one (Hi!), my response to almost every question is another (No!), and the third is an acronym we’ll get to soon. I would give you a hint, but my Magic 8 Ball said I should not, under any circumstance, tell you it starts with “T” and ends with “U”. So, we’ll move on for now, with a promise that I’ll update you later. Deal?
How do composers make the iconic music tracks from games that we love? And just what makes them so memorable?
A former 343 developer has revealed that mountains of Halo pitches failed to be approved, including a return to ODSTs and a push for more intimate, dark themes.
Halo-Pop like Gears Pop. Halo bowling. Halo Cooking Mama. There’s a reason why you won’t hear about them
With its smooth jazz and iconic New Mombasa streets, we need Xbox's next Halo game to return to the remarkable world of Halo 3: ODST.
God speed Bungie and good luck with your next project. Have confidence that 343 will pick up where you left and continue on with the Halo franchise with the love and care that you put into it over the years.
Or else.