Yeah. Almost teared up.... :lolMrbob said:The trailer makes it sound like this is the last Halo game.![]()
Mrbob said:The trailer makes it sound like this is the last Halo game.![]()
Mrbob said:The trailer makes it sound like this is the last Halo game.![]()
DSN2K said:so is this bungie's Engine or UE3 ?
Ramirez said:This will be the last single player Halo probably,but I'm pretty sure they'll keep releasing multiplayer stuff...hopefully...>.>
Halo 3 FAQ said:Q
Is this the last ever Halo game?
A
It is the conclusion to this story arc.
iceDragon7 said:Halo 3 Map Packs FTW!
FiRez said:It is the conclusion to this story arc.
Systems_id said:That trailer looks hot but I'll reserve judgement until I have the actual game in my hand after what happend with Halo 2. How the hell did the Covenant conquer Earth after what happend to them in Halo 2?
Well, Halo is just another part of the Pathway to Darkness-Marathon timeline. They can do whatever they please, there is a vast universe to explore with new games and twists.raYne said:Conclusion to the story arc doesn't really scream "last game".
HOWEVER -DopeyFish said:it is the last halo game.
On bungie.net it is stated "THIRD AND FINAL GAME"
oh and here is a storyboard of cortana going crazy
http://www.bungie.net/images/games/halo3/storyboards/E32006/h3_e32006_storyboard02_cortana.jpg
Q
Is this the last ever Halo game?
A
It is the conclusion to this story arc.
Gamespot said:The demo shifted away from the crater to the part of the level you see the Master Chief walking in from. He was controllable, which means that the trailer is pretty much what the game will look like. Lehto was able to zoom in on the Master Chief with the camera, and you could see the many different ways light reflected objects onto him. For example, you could see light reflect off the ground and onto his armor. A new materials system shows the difference between his armor and the rubber undersuit. It's so detailed that if you bring the camera close to the Master Chief's visor, you see everything in front of him reflected in it, right down to the ammo counter in his rifle.
It goes without saying that Halo 3 looks really impressive.
I guess you missed the part where half the Covenant split?BigBoss said:The Covenant didn't come in full force during Halo 2, they weren't even expecting a human presence. Its obvious that they have brought their entire fleet this time and kicked our asses.
Systems_id said:I guess you missed the part where half the Covenant split?
I hope the first couple of levels gives us the massive Earth battles that were promised to us. Tons of tanks, jeeps vs. banshees, ghosts, wraiths...I think I just soiled myself.BigBoss said:Maybe they regrouped, who knows. What we can see from the trailer/teaser is that they have brought a pretty big fleet to Earth and there doesn't appear to be much of a force to repel them.
[UPDATE]: Shortly after Microsoft's presentation, we had an opportunity to get a close-up look at Halo 3 with Bungie representatives. We spoke with Brian Gerrard, one of Bungie's community managers, as well as TJ Cohen, the cinematics director. Cohen stated that the trailer was a good example of where Halo 3 is going, in terms of fiction. By that, he means that the story is epic in scale, but dark as well, and Bungie is going for a distinct mood, since Halo 3 will represent the end of the trilogy.
The Bungie representatives made it clear to us that the trailer was running in real-time on the Xbox 360. The trailer is set in the African desert, and it was taken from roughly a third of the way through the game. Cohen noted that the constant battling has taken its toll on Master Chief, and you can see that by the many scars and gouges in his armor. The flashes of Cortana seen in the trailer fill you in on the state of her mind, and the Forerunner structure seen in the distance at the end of the trailer represents a pivotal point in the story.
We next met with Marcus Lehto, Bungie's art director, who filled us in on the technology as he gave us a fly through of the locations in the trailer. The crater seen in the trailer is three miles across, and it's all rendered in real geometry. Halo 3 has a new global lighting system that now lights everything uniquely from the same source, which explains just how that setting sun looked that good as it illuminated everything in the trailer. Halo 2, on the other hand, used a lighting system that lit everything separately. Meanwhile, parallax mapping is able to give depth to structures in the distance, such as the clouds above the crater. A new particle system offers different levels of light diffusion to take the quality of the atmosphere into account, and that makes for different layers of light.
The demo shifted away from the crater to the part of the level you see the Master Chief walking in from. He was controllable, which means that the trailer indicates just how good the game will look. Lehto was able to zoom in on the Master Chief with the camera, and you could see the many different ways light reflected objects onto him. For example, you could see light reflect off the ground and onto his armor. A new materials system shows the difference between his armor and the rubber undersuit. It's so detailed that if you bring the camera close to the Master Chief's visor, you see everything in front of him reflected in it, right down to the ammo counter in his rifle.
It goes without saying that Halo 3 looks really impressive. We'll have to wait to learn more, but we'll keep you up to date with any developments.
Lo-Volt said:Was there anything in the trailer that suggested how much time had passed between it and the end of Halo 2?
Holy shit!Tieno said:We won't ruin the content of our short presentation by describing it frame by frame, but we will note that everything you're seeing here is being rendered in real-time on the Xbox 360, using the current version of our Halo 3 game engine. The HDR lighting, self-shadowing, GPU-run particle system and many other effects should make it intact (and more) to our final game.
http://bungie.net/News/TopStory.aspx?link=Halo3AnnouncementLakeEarth said:Yeah I don't think I'm ever gonna download this. Its been at 4 hours and at 60% :lol
U K Narayan said:Holy shit!
Oh I've seen it. I just want to see it in all its HDTV glory.GhaleonEB said:
trmas said:I'm ecstatic. The trailer leaves little doubt it's the last one; I'd heard Bungie was getting tired of it. Hope their next IP isn't an FPS as well.