In this week's update, Bungie discusses the playlist updates for the month of June, and answers fans' questions.
In this update, Bungie discusses the future of the ranked Big Team Battle playlist, Microsoft's Pre-E3 press day, and Frank's departure from Bungie.
A new €199 Xbox360 bundle is set to hit Europe tomorrow 15 May 2008. The bundle contains a core Xbox 360 console, a 512 MB memory card, two wireless controllers, Halo 3 and Project Gotham Racing 4.
Frank made some hefty promises in the Weekly Update last week, assuring folks that "Normal Update service would resume" this week. That normalcy, unfortunately, isn't something that is being extended to the end user (that's you, dear reader), instead, it just means that Frank can retire to his plush couch to be fanned by an adoring harem of interns and Bungie can try and find something to talk about in this period of outwardly facing calm (They are actually quite busy).
As of right this moment, this weekend's double exp playlist is now operational. The theme? Team Snipers. Range and reactions are the name of the game as the popular gametypes make their way from Team Slayer, and bring along a couple new friends for the ride.
Now that one week has gone since GTA IV release, the statistic for the GTA IV sales the first week has been released on vgchartz.com.
The Advertising club of New York had their annual International Andy Awards last night. The focus of these awards is to recognize the most creative advertisements seen on a global scale. Their top honor, the Grandy,went to the "Believe" campaign for Xbox 360's Halo 3.
These lists are based on global unique users connected to Xbox Live or in the case of Arcade, full versions purchased this week. Here are the top 3 for each charts, see the source for the complete top 10 list.
In this week's update, Bungie discusses the job postings by Microsoft earlier in the week and their rumored relationship to the mysterious Peter Jackson Halo game, and provides more details about the Play & Win Sweepstakes this weekend.
Following Bungie's split from Microsoft, it looked like it was over for both the Halo developer and their corpse-humping shooter for a while, but according to the latest round of magazine rumours ...
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