We have officially launched our new Halo 3 tournament website, www.reconlive.net! We will be hosting our very first Free For All tournament on Saturday, March 14th, completely free of cost.
Presumably in anticipation of the Resident Evil 5 Console Bundle due to arrive next Friday, GAME have reduced the price of their Xbox360 Elite Consoles by more than 13%.
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And Counting
For those fortunate enough to get Mythic Map Pack codes early and those picking up Halo Wars LCE as it hits retailers, the Matchmaking hopper for the Mythic Map Pack, dubbed Team Mythic, is live and looking for soldiers. For everyone else, the counter is still ticking away towards an unstated date set sometime in the not-so-distant future.
Console Monster writes: "The Halo 3 Mythic Map Pack is now available with limited edition copies of Halo Wars, released today, but what you may not know is that the content has reached the Xbox Live Marketplace. The price of the content is 99,999 Microsoft Points, equivalent to about £82,999.17 (it took a lot of fingers to work out). Once you have the funds, there is the slight problem of not being able to purchase the content as the following error occurs: "This offer is not valid in your region, or it has expired."
Ben Kuchera writes: "Xbox Live isn't known for the social graces of its users, and one gamer was harassed for outing herself as a lesbian... with Microsoft then banning her account. The company tells Ars that gay or straight, discussion of your sexual orientation in your profile is verboten, but "don't ask, don't tell" doesn't work too well."
GameStop today announced that it will host midnight launch events for Microsoft's Halo Wars at more than 2,000 stores nationwide. Starting at 10 p.m. on Monday, March 2, 2009, customers can visit their local GameStop and get in line to be the first to get their hands on the newest Halo game.
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Early adopters of the Mythic Map pack have already found the three hidden skulls. This is a tutorial on how to get them
OXCGN Exclusive Competition:
PlanetXbox360.com is going to make one lucky Halo 3 fan's dreams come true as the website is giving away one early download code for the highly-anticipated upcoming "Mythic Map Pack" add-on for Halo 3. All you have to do to enter is visit their forums and reply to the official contest thread stating your favorite Halo 3 multiplayer map. One winner will be chosen on Friday and the code is active as of that day, giving the winner a couple days over the weekend to practice his/her skills before the map pack goes public later next week. Please one entrant per person, winner will be randomly chosen from the available applicants.
New Mythic Map Pack screenshots as well as some other various information concerning the soon to be released map pack!
In this All Access Preview, Mr Sark goes behind the scenes at Halo 3 developer Bungie to get the lowdown on the new Mythic Map Pack.
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Hidden deep below the weathered sand and stone of Sandbox's ground-level lies a dark and dank hollowed out space - a basement, if you will. Capstone removed from the floor above, explorers can take a leap of faith down the ominous chute into the interior of the Crypt. And what will they find?
Questions, answers, and a peek inside the toolbox.
Joystiq writes: "If you enjoyed Marvel's yet-to-be-completed Halo: Uprising comic series then you may be interested in a recent announcement from Marvel editor-in-chief Joe Quesada -- during his Cup O' Joe panel at NYCC, Quesada confirmed that Marvel will be publishing two more Halo miniseries by the end of the year. Hopefully, these two won't get bogged down by late-in-the-game story revisions and accompanying year-long delays."
Danny Cowan from Gamasutra writes: