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or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Realize This Assgrab is Delicious
Can't believe I'm gonna play Halo 4 on my PS4!! Payback time guys!!
Falagard said:Ok, here's a story for you folks... I'm not sure if anyone else has reported this.
Alan Tudyk, (who is a voice actor on Halo 3 along with Nathan Fillion and Adam Baldwin - all of which come from the Firefly TV series and Serenity movie) said during Gencon (a science fiction convention) in Brisbane Australia that he had just met up Nathan and Adam at Bungie to do more voice work for Halo 3 and that it's the first time he'd seen them in more than a year.
Now, this either means that they're doing voices for the Peter Jackson Halo project, or that there's an expansion for Halo 3 in the works.
Quoted.DancingJesus said:Very interesting...I'm just going to throw something out there and say its a mini expansion to Halo 3.
Falagard said:Ok, here's a story for you folks... I'm not sure if anyone else has reported this.
Alan Tudyk, (who is a voice actor on Halo 3 along with Nathan Fillion and Adam Baldwin - all of which come from the Firefly TV series and Serenity movie) said during Gencon (a science fiction convention) in Brisbane Australia that he had just met up Nathan and Adam at Bungie to do more voice work for Halo 3 and that it's the first time he'd seen them in more than a year.
Now, this either means that they're doing voices for the Peter Jackson Halo project, or that there's an expansion for Halo 3 in the works.
fuck where is Wednesday morningDax01 said:Quoted.
Falagard said:Ok, here's a story for you folks... I'm not sure if anyone else has reported this.
Alan Tudyk, (who is a voice actor on Halo 3 along with Nathan Fillion and Adam Baldwin - all of which come from the Firefly TV series and Serenity movie) said during Gencon (a science fiction convention) in Brisbane Australia that he had just met up Nathan and Adam at Bungie to do more voice work for Halo 3 and that it's the first time he'd seen them in more than a year.
Now, this either means that they're doing voices for the Peter Jackson Halo project, or that there's an expansion for Halo 3, or even Halo 4.
Someone asked Alan what sci fi show he’d like to see a crossover episode with him so he said, “Ok, so I’m imagining that Firefly’s still on the air, that’s great, that’s working out and I’m still alive, but we have the sets and the costumes from the movie”. Then he said he’d like Tricia Helfer from Battlestar Galactica, and that he didn’t care if anyone else from BSG was on the show, the crossover could just be her. Alan also mentioned he’d seen her recently and she and Nathan and Adam and he recorded voices for a Halo 3 supplemental and it was like the last time with Nathan having all the leader lines and him having to be scared.
Halo 3 supplemental
BocoDragon said:Can't believe I'm gonna play Halo 4 on my PS4!! Payback time guys!!
Frenck said:Tricia Helfer in Halo?
That just made my day![]()
cartoon_soldier said:Bungie BSG Game. Would be interesting though.
Maybe, they will lay down the story for Halo 4 with what happens when MC lands on the planet.
Hmm. There are a few missions in Halo 3 where the Arbiter is not with the Chief. Maybe tell his story during those missions for a different perspective on the war.Falagard said:What would the marines be doing with the Master Chief on a remote planet? It doesn't make sense for it to have anything to do with the end of Halo 3.
There are many possibilities - it could be an additional level in the existing single player campaign - sort of a director's cut type thing, where you still play the Master Chief during the Halo 3 timeline.
It could be you play as a completely different character, such as the Arbiter or a different Spartan.
Or any number of other things, but I don't think it'd take place after Halo 3's events with the Master Chief.
They could, but Bungie has said before that they will not do it for Halo 3, for many reasons.web01 said:Do you think it would be possible to update Halo 3 to include a server list option?
I know the chances are like 0% but it would be nice.
Last Weekly Update said:Major changes to the Halo 3 Online experience
Sweet Announcements
And bear in mind that audio is one of the last things built in the Halo games. Voice recording and music composition/implementation took place very late in Halo 3's development.Halo 3 supplemental
Halo 3: Blue ShiftSpider_Jerusalem said:Could it be that rumored Halo: Blue? Some sort of additional missions using the Halo 3 engine? It would be oh so sweeeet
Wasn't Blueshift the worst Half Life expansion?GhaleonEB said:Halo 3: Blue Shift
Halo 3: Eternal BlueGhaleonEB said:Halo 3: Blue Shift
That being said, I think, Falagard, that you're onto something with it being a voiceover for a vignette of some sort.Yeah, the more I think of it the more I can't help but wonder why anyone would be working on Halo 3 after the game shipped apart from downloadable content - like new maps. It's obviously campaign-centric, and despite him actually stating that it was for Halo 3 - which could be a point of confusion for him - it would be WAY too early for them to be recording dialogue for Halo 4, something which is typically done at the end of the game's development cycle. Also, if there is a Halo 4 being planned, whatever its title might actually be, it would likely be following the Chief from the end of Halo 3 and there are no Marines there.
I'm guessing that this is a campaign expansion (maybe three missions or somethign) and to take it a step further, I wouldn't be surprised if this was available at cost as DLC - AND/OR - if this Halo "Blue" game is, in fact, Halo 3, with all of the new maps and a handful of new campaign missions - possibly even new permutations as well - that would make even more sense. Both the DLC and the disc itself could launch.
The real question for me is: How would it work with the fiction and the game's mechanics?
Well, it could potentially work in between levels where there are heavy seams, like at the end of Tsavo Highway or between The Ark and The Covenant - levels which don't spill into each other readily. Throwing three campaign missions in between two levels which maybe display the fall of the Covenant or some other aspect of the campaign which could have been fleshed out more would be awesome. Then, there's also the potential use of Elites - which could essentially be a small series of side-missions following a group of SpecOp Elites and using the Halo engine to do so.
Sorry for my out-loud thinking and the potential it might have for raising expectations, but there has to be some reason they're working on campaign AFTER the fact, right?
Striker said:This better be something major. Not the Superintendent bullshit.
An expansion and overhaul of the online ranking system would be excellent.
PhatSaqs said:Maybe COD4 inspired multi?
They don't owe anything to anybody, but a Halo expansion with reworked multi would rock.Falagard said:Yup, because they sure owe it to you.
I'd stop playing Halo if that were the case.PhatSaqs said:Maybe COD4 inspired multi?
Mr Vociferous said:I'd stop playing Halo if that were the case.
Spider_Jerusalem said:Could it be that rumored Halo: Blue? Some sort of additional missions using the Halo 3 engine? It would be oh so sweeeet
Eric WK said:For some reason I was watching the G4 special from last night again this morning and something caught my ear.
urk said:
Oh wow.urk said:
urk said:I'm gonna wad up all the current shreds into a glutenous mass of slippery speculation and spit in on the wall here. Consume with a block of salt.
Superintendents manage property for landlords. They make sure everything is safe, clean, and functional. In the case of Bungie's Superintendents, they also come framed in code similar to what we've seen from plenty of Forerunner AI. Forerunner AI are often found to be both ominous and comical, with the latter often contributing to the former. Like John Wayne Gacy, Jr. in full clown regalia. Okay, maybe not that extreme.
Enter Wal-Mart's rogue computer system and Halo: Blue. Blue is significant in the Halo universe. It's the designator for the team of Spartans involved in the Battle of Reach, the Second Battle of Earth, and in the events that unfolded in Ghosts of Onyx. Rolling one rumor into the next, Blue Team would be a great vehicle to introduce a squad based mechanic.
Then we have voice actors being called back to record some lines for what they call "supplemental" Halo 3 stuff. It's pretty common for voice actors to record blind in the gaming industry. Often they don't know exactly what game they are working on, for obvious reasons. You can cite this very example as a reason studios don't want to fill them in. Actors trade in ego. Blabbering on about the sweet shit they are working on is par for the course. So you bring them in, record some combat dialog that would fit into Halo 3, or any other Halo universe title for that matter, and send them on their way.
Sounds to me like we may see a prequel charting some of Blue Team's missions before the events of the Halo Trilogy proper. But of course, as with everything Bungie, we won't know the 7ru7h of the matter until they want us too. Come tomorrow, hopefully things will be a bit clarified and we'll have something more concrete than wild fan speculation.
I. Would. Buy.urk said:Sounds to me like we may see a prequel charting some of Blue Team's missions before the events of the Halo Trilogy proper.
This is an exact quote from here from early 2007, but the page was recently taken down. Some of you may remember the article, it had a lot of interesting shots of their Kirkland location.Partly, but not entirely. With likely less than a year of Halo 3 development left, and the end of this monumental trilogy (though not necessarily of Bungie Halo games Ryan at one point refers to the next Halo game" and says it will likely be a shooter) in sight, the germination of new, original projects is already underway.
GhaleonEB said:Oh wow.
They're officially screwing with us. :lol
urk said:If there's one thing Bungie has mastered, it's foreplay.
the disgruntled gamer said:At this point, the breadcrumb trail has become so erratic, I have no clue what to think.
Instead of speculating and later seeming like a fool...
Louis Wu said:I'm very uncomfortable with this, and with where it puts me (us). And with what's coming next.
urk said:
thesuperintendent.bungie.org doesn't quite have the same ring to it, does it?Louis Wu said:I'm very uncomfortable with this, and with where it puts me (us). And with what's coming next.
Shake Appeal said:I still think Flood containment/survival horror blah blah. But that's just projection, because that's what I want.
Notice the marathon logo behind the jackal. Dun, dun, dun!urk said:
It was added about two months ago.Kuroyume said:Has that sticker always been there? The one behind Chief and the Jackal...
With Bungie, it will lead to something revealing. With Urk it will also be revealing, but if I'm looking forward to Bungie's peepshow a bit more, myself.Louis Wu said:I'm very uncomfortable with this, and with where it puts me (us). And with what's coming next.
I wonder. Perhaps "The Smuggler" fiction, and the Cold Storage map, tie into your role as the Monitor trying to contain an outbreak. Maybe the one watching over Cold Storage.urk said:You play as a Sentinel. The Flood are making a mess of the facility. It's your job, along with dozens of other Superintendent AIs, to keep it clean.
Kibbles said:Notice the marathon logo behind the jackal. Dun, dun, dun!