Can someone please help me with the PDF and MIDI for my H3 piano transcription!!!! I have asked but no one tells me how. All I have is the Finale Notepad 2003 and I don't think many of you have that program so please help me out.
UPDATE: It's up now on the front page.
Stubbs and I, a year ago... approximately (don't tell him I forgot) began a quite intense relationship. It has been good, although in the beginning I questioned his commitment. He has provided me with hours of love, and I, in turn have attempted to explore is world as throughly as possible. Yeah, his 4th level is so disablingly hard that I have to look like an idiot with only 3 levels of a walkthrough completed after a year... but I won't give up. You have to work through some difficulties in any good relationship. Happy (belated) Birthday Stubbs, I hope we have many to come!
Spong is reporting that the X06 Korea event gave details on a 100Gb hard drive unit for the Xbox 360. No official confirmation, or word on pricing or availability. Not sure why such news would surface first in Korea, so take this with the usual helping of salt you reserve for Spong stories.
UPDATE: Microsoft in Germany is denying this, according to Kotaku.
could someone help me with creating the PDF file for my Halo 3 piano transcription.
UPDATE: It's up now on the front page.
Was that the MA5B assualt rifle in the HALO3 trailer ? If so contact me please!!! Also if anyone has new H2 wallpaper contact me and is battle rifle in H3?
Ok, you have to be kidding me. Supposedly this is nothing more than an outlandishly freak coincidence, but according to the developer blog of Ensemble's Bruce Shelley, the internal codename used for the Halo Wars project is Phoenix-- the same codename used for a scuttled project at Bungie a few years ago that was rumored to be a strategy game of some kind, perhaps a fantasy game in the vein of Myth.
Shelley's entry doesn't give a lot of information about the game, but it does tell us who at Ensemble is working on it so far:
The Halo Wars team is the fastest growing at ES right now. Much of The WarChiefs team is rolling over to it and many of our new employees are also joining. The team is being led by veteran ES producer Chris Rippy and Lead Programmer Angelo Laudon. Both have been with ES from the start, nearly 12 years ago. Angelo was Lead Programmer on Age I and Age II. The Art Lead is Mathew Goldman, an industry veteran with many titles to his credit from years at Bioware. Lead Designer is Graeme Devine, another industry veteran with 20+ years experience. We think the project is in great hands.
The name Graeme Devine at least should be familiar to those fans perhaps new to the RTS genre but familiar with first-person shooters, as he worked with Id Software on Quake 3 and Doom 3.
The HaloWars.com forums are both new and very busy. It has been difficult at time to get at the interesting discussions because so much time has been taken up by the same issues over and over again. Since the announcement of Halo Wars, some eleven thousand posts have been made. About half of them are about why marines have battle rifles.
Things are improving. Their FAQ, while short, one can assume will be expanded at some point. Two sticky threads, on most-often discussed issues and instructions to new posters have gone up to try and keep duplicates to a minimum.
Still, this has barely stemmed the tide of those who wonder about the battle rifle's presence.
I'll try to put this question to rest once and for all here. Wish me luck.
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The buzz has died down a bit, but there are still a few sites catching up with the X06 Halo Wars bombshell. The latest is the BBC's site, which quoted Bungie's Brian "SketchFactor" Jarrard as well as HBO's own fansite editor, Claude "Louis Wu" Errera.
As for why a Halo RTS by Ensemble, Sketch put it nicely:
"Halo started as an RTS. Would the Bungie team love to do one themselves? Possibly.
"We are not focused on that. We've got a lot of work to do on Halo 3 and a trilogy to finish."
As for Wu, he was cautiously optimistic. Or optimistically cautious, depending:
"The entire team has been working on Halo games since 1998 and they are probably tired of it. But there are still stories to tell."
I suppose if one works on Halo games long enough, Pimps at Sea starts to look like a really good idea.
Indie in the Halo Wars forum pointed out some listings from the jobs page at Ensemble Studios. What he found particularly interesting were two items for MMO environmental and concept artists; what I find interesting are the console programmer and Xbox Live developer positions.
Ensemble hasn't really said a word yet about the features of Halo Wars, but it seems logical to conclude they'd at least be trying for multiplayer on Xbox Live. If not... what's the point, really?
1Up is reporting that EGM's issue #210, presumably the December 2006 issue if it will hit newsstands on November 14th as they claim, will feature Halo 3 in a big way. The current issue has a teaser for that feature.
Halo..............after seeing the H3 and HWars trailer it made me think..........What would it be like to actually be there fighting. Would you be exited to be in the real halo battles, or would you be scared? Let me know what you think.
Less ado, more do: