Kamikazejoe
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ne,meine mutter ist schon ne nette. hat mir zum ZEUGNISS!!!!!!!!!!!! eine 360 gekauft und nun bezahlt sie auch noch ne legendary edition (sofern die geliefert wird).
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ne,meine mutter ist schon ne nette. hat mir zum ZEUGNISS!!!!!!!!!!!! eine 360 gekauft und nun bezahlt sie auch noch ne legendary edition (sofern die geliefert wird).
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Omg Nur Noch 18 Tage Omg 
Torrod
L12: Crazy
OMGOMG Halo 3 in Italiendie Schweine!
wo waren sie die letzten zwei wochen, soldat?
Jinpachi
L14: Freak
TheCounter
L12: Crazy
Red vs. Blue ist GENIAL
Vor allem wird das ganze jetzt noch geiler durch die ganzen Video-/Screenshotfunktionen in Halo 3.
Luro
L12: Crazy
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GamesRadar: How long did you spend playing the single player campaign?
Fran: Um, I kinda don't want to spoil that here. Sorry. But rest assured, it's not like only 4 hours long.
GamesRadar: How many missions were there?
Fran: I can't really go into any detail on this stuff because all of what we saw and played is currently under embargo, but I would say that there's a LOT of variety between missions.
GamesRadar: Were you satisfied with the end then? Does the trilogy wrap up well?
Fran: I won't say anything about this other than... it's not Halo 2. Make of that what you will.
GamesRadar: How different is Halo 3 from Halo and Halo 2?
Fran: How can I put this? It's a very Halo game, so if you've played either of the first two, you'll know what to expect... well, sorta. It manages to be really different without being too different. Cryptic enough? Probably too cryptic.
GamesRadar: What's the craziest, most unexpected thing that happened to you while playing the multiplayer?
Fran: I wouldn't say unexpected, but... well, there's a ton in this game, honestly. So, when you say multiplayer you could mean co-op or you could mean the five billion other ways to play like Forge or any of the dozens of gametypes. I think the most unexpected thing is that fact that there are just so many different ways to play Halo 3. I know that sounds like PR BS, but it's surprisingly true.
GamesRadar: Do you have a new favorite map now that you've played Halo 3?
Fran: I really liked the one map we played Ninjaball on that had all the tunnels and grav lifts and the threat of... oh wait. That one hasn't been announced yet, so I can't say what it is!
GamesRadar: Most Halo fans at least saw or played the multiplayer beta in May. How close was that to the final product?
Fran: Only thing to say here is that the graphics? Well done. If you were disappointed in the beta, well you got nothing to worry about.
GamesRadar: You're the Editor-in-Chief of Official Xbox Magazine. Part of your job is to know everything there is to know about Halo 3. Was the game still able to surprise you?
Fran: Oh of course. I mean, most companies - if they're smart - would never reveal absolutely everything about a game before it's released. That would leave nothing for gamers to discover for themselves. So, yes - there were surprises that I hadn't known about. And even some of the things I did know about were surprising once I was able to actually interact with them.
GamesRadar: What would you say to every other fan eagerly anticipating the experience you've now completed?
Fran: Um, read OXM for the review? Haha... I'm kidding. Well, not about the review or about you reading it, but if I had something to say to other Halo fans? I'd say - September 25th can't come fast enough. It's really hard to do this from a neutral standpoint since I don't want to say one way or another about the OXM outlook on the game without the review being out there to provide context - so, I'll leave it at that.
http://www.gamesradar.com/gb/xbox360/game/news/article.jsp?
:-D :-D
"I'd say - September 25th can't come fast enough"
Wie recht dieser Mann doch hat.
Fran: Um, I kinda don't want to spoil that here. Sorry. But rest assured, it's not like only 4 hours long.
GamesRadar: How many missions were there?
Fran: I can't really go into any detail on this stuff because all of what we saw and played is currently under embargo, but I would say that there's a LOT of variety between missions.
GamesRadar: Were you satisfied with the end then? Does the trilogy wrap up well?
Fran: I won't say anything about this other than... it's not Halo 2. Make of that what you will.
GamesRadar: How different is Halo 3 from Halo and Halo 2?
Fran: How can I put this? It's a very Halo game, so if you've played either of the first two, you'll know what to expect... well, sorta. It manages to be really different without being too different. Cryptic enough? Probably too cryptic.
GamesRadar: What's the craziest, most unexpected thing that happened to you while playing the multiplayer?
Fran: I wouldn't say unexpected, but... well, there's a ton in this game, honestly. So, when you say multiplayer you could mean co-op or you could mean the five billion other ways to play like Forge or any of the dozens of gametypes. I think the most unexpected thing is that fact that there are just so many different ways to play Halo 3. I know that sounds like PR BS, but it's surprisingly true.
GamesRadar: Do you have a new favorite map now that you've played Halo 3?
Fran: I really liked the one map we played Ninjaball on that had all the tunnels and grav lifts and the threat of... oh wait. That one hasn't been announced yet, so I can't say what it is!
GamesRadar: Most Halo fans at least saw or played the multiplayer beta in May. How close was that to the final product?
Fran: Only thing to say here is that the graphics? Well done. If you were disappointed in the beta, well you got nothing to worry about.
GamesRadar: You're the Editor-in-Chief of Official Xbox Magazine. Part of your job is to know everything there is to know about Halo 3. Was the game still able to surprise you?
Fran: Oh of course. I mean, most companies - if they're smart - would never reveal absolutely everything about a game before it's released. That would leave nothing for gamers to discover for themselves. So, yes - there were surprises that I hadn't known about. And even some of the things I did know about were surprising once I was able to actually interact with them.
GamesRadar: What would you say to every other fan eagerly anticipating the experience you've now completed?
Fran: Um, read OXM for the review? Haha... I'm kidding. Well, not about the review or about you reading it, but if I had something to say to other Halo fans? I'd say - September 25th can't come fast enough. It's really hard to do this from a neutral standpoint since I don't want to say one way or another about the OXM outlook on the game without the review being out there to provide context - so, I'll leave it at that.
http://www.gamesradar.com/gb/xbox360/game/news/article.jsp?
:-D :-D
"I'd say - September 25th can't come fast enough"
Wie recht dieser Mann doch hat.
saruman
L14: Freak
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Redan23
L06: Relaxed
OMG , Red vs Blue ist echt so Cool . Ich hab gedacht die wollten aufhören :-?
Von den Figuren brauch ich unbedingt Cortana und John . Oder doch vielleicht alle
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Das 300 Video kannte ich schon war aber sehr gut gemacht .
Die letzten paar Tage werden immer unerträglicher
Ich will es endlich zocken .
FINISH THE FIGHT .
Von den Figuren brauch ich unbedingt Cortana und John . Oder doch vielleicht alle
.Das 300 Video kannte ich schon war aber sehr gut gemacht .
Die letzten paar Tage werden immer unerträglicher
Ich will es endlich zocken . FINISH THE FIGHT .
EdelZocker
L15: Wise
Kann man die irgendwo bestellen?Halo 3 Figuren:
Und das Beste:
Hammergeil.
Knoedel
L06: Relaxed
würde mich auch interessieren
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wenn man sie bestellen kann, dann im offiziellen bungie store (www.bungie.net) oder auf www.halotoys.de
ein anderer shop kenn ich auch net.
ein anderer shop kenn ich auch net.
Skoddi
L07: Active
hmm so ne cortana und mc wär ne investition wert
Xbox-Live-Zugang für 8000 Jahre gesperrt
Dumm, dreist und kurios. Passender kann man folgenden Vorfall, der gerade in verschiedenen Foren als Lachnummer die Runde macht, kaum beschreiben. Ein User hatte sich bei Microsoft beschwert, dass sein Xbox Live-Zugang bei einem Update seiner Xbox 360 gesperrt wurde. Laut einer Bildschirmmitteilung bleibe diese Sperre ins "Internet" der Xbox 360 bis zum 31.12.9999 bestehen. Klingt nach einem typischen Fehler, wie man sie zur Genüge kennt. Doch hierbei handelte es sich weder um einen Fehler noch um ein Versehen. Microsoft verweigerte "dak Is back", so der Nickname des Users, bewusst den Xbox-Live-Zugang. Der Grund ist simpel: "dak Is back" hatte mit einer Raubkopie von Halo 3 gespielt und wurde dafür von Microsoft mit dem Ausschluss vom Xbox-Live-Dienst bestraft.
quelle: http://onspiele.t-online.de/c/12/32/71/38/12327138.html
Dumm, dreist und kurios. Passender kann man folgenden Vorfall, der gerade in verschiedenen Foren als Lachnummer die Runde macht, kaum beschreiben. Ein User hatte sich bei Microsoft beschwert, dass sein Xbox Live-Zugang bei einem Update seiner Xbox 360 gesperrt wurde. Laut einer Bildschirmmitteilung bleibe diese Sperre ins "Internet" der Xbox 360 bis zum 31.12.9999 bestehen. Klingt nach einem typischen Fehler, wie man sie zur Genüge kennt. Doch hierbei handelte es sich weder um einen Fehler noch um ein Versehen. Microsoft verweigerte "dak Is back", so der Nickname des Users, bewusst den Xbox-Live-Zugang. Der Grund ist simpel: "dak Is back" hatte mit einer Raubkopie von Halo 3 gespielt und wurde dafür von Microsoft mit dem Ausschluss vom Xbox-Live-Dienst bestraft.
quelle: http://onspiele.t-online.de/c/12/32/71/38/12327138.html
TheCounter
L12: Crazy
Im Bungie Store wollte ich mal was bestellen, aber fast 100EUR Versandkosten sind mir dann doch zu viel
Schade eigentlich.
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