Halo Reach is out now, and if you’ve read our full Halo Reach review already, you might know that we’ve had the chance to blast all the way through it. Not sure whether you should do the same? Hopefully this will swing it: it’s crashed straight into our top 5 Best Xbox games list!
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To mark the launch of Halo: Reach, Microsoft sent someone rocketing around Trafalgar Square in a jetpack at 7am this morning. It looks like there weren’t many folks queued up to watch the Halo: Reach stunt, as most of us are just beginning to wipe the sleep from our eyes and climb zombie-like into the shower at that time. Luckily though, you can click through to watch the video.
Hungry yet? Even if you’ve scoffed your sandwich already, we’re willing to bet there’s a hole in your stomach only the latest gadget news can fill. It’s all here ready to plug that gap so read on for it all in the lunchtime lowdown!
Halo Reach is out tomorrow! In case you missed our full Halo Reach review yesterday, you’d better go read up on it quickly, then head back here and tell us. Will you be buying the game at midnight tonight?
Morning all! We’re about to kick off another working week stuffed full of gadget news, so before it all breaks, catch up with what you might have missed over the weekend, right here in techie breakie!
Halo Reach marks the end of an era. It’s developer Bungie’s swan song for the franchise, as it embarks on pastures and titles new. And with no true whole new first person shooter in the series since 2007′s Halo 3, it’s got a lot to live up to. Thousands still play Halo 3 daily online, and Microsoft even had to force gamers off the six year old Halo 2 to close its Live service for the original Xbox earlier this year. Does it meet expectations? Find out in our full Halo Reach review, right here.
The Halo movie has been roasting in development hell for years but Frank O’Connor of Microsoft’s 343 Industries has poked the coals and got the rumours hotting up again. After consuming the time and energy of what seems like half of Hollywood, will the Halo movie actually make it onto the screen?
Halo: Reach has got the live action treatment in a new short video that’s hit Xbox.com, Halo Waypoint and the Bungie website today. The Halo: Reach “Deliver Hope” video gives us another glimpse of the Noble Team’s defence of Reach against the Covenant and was created by some seriously heavyweight talent. Read on for all the details…