You might have seen large versions of these at Gamestop.
Whether you have or haven’t, the following two graphics (click to make much larger) will allow you to make your own, albeit at a much smaller size.
Have fun, but more importantly, BE CAREFUL (when cutting the pieces out).
Feel free to download and print. If you do make either/both of these, send me some pics and I’ll feature them on the blog!
Bad Taste
The Kig-Yar “stew” went a long way toward explaining the state—and scent—of the ship. What remained unexplained was how they had acquired such an abundance of eyeballs. Continue reading
If you’re like me, then you’ve been wondering what all playlists and game modes will be ready on Day One of Halo 5 Guardians. No need to wonder any further. Take a look at the list of playlists and game modes coming to us on Day One of Halo 5 Guardians!
Warzone
Escape from A.R.C.
Raid on Apex 7
March on Stormbreak
Warzone Assault
Dispatch
Array
Summit
Many more, keep scrolling… Continue reading
We haven’t seen this since Halo Reach!
I for one am VERY glad this is happening.
Waypoint will have it’s own dedicated stats system on the site.
Regardless, people like Firestorm, who created the hugely popular HaloCharts are already gauging interest to start up a site.
If he does in particular, his site will most likely be my go-to Halo 5 stat site. The previously mentioned HaloCharts was an astounding site and built a large following of players not only checking their stats, but also finding other like minded gamers to play Halo with.
The following stats will be available:
• Service Record (Life-to-date stats for each player)
• Match History (Access to each match played)
• Carnage Report (Complete statistical breakdown for each player in a match)
At the moment the API is in private beta but should go public right about when Halo 5 Guardians launches.
Are you a Halo fan in the UK? Then this is for YOU!
Follow the link for a chance to attend the official Halo 5 Guardians Launch Event! http://www.xbox.com/en-GB/games/halo-5-guardians
Good Luck! Oh and if you win, PLEASE take lots of pics and send them to me slashalofanforlife.com
I’ll feature you here on the blog!
Halsey has some distressing words to start this video out, huh?
Locke giving an ultimatum to Chief? Um, not going to end well for someone…
As for the song chosen, while I like Muse, it’s the words in the song that have me questioning things. “Noone’s going to take me alive” Hmm, if Chief is killed…
Look, I get it, 343 wants a new main character. That doesn’t mean they need to kill off Chief. Have a second character and a spin-off game. That’s fine.
This is a reblog from gamesradar.com:
If you’ve been keeping up with all the latest updates from developer 343 Industries, you’ll know the tantalisingly close Halo 5: Guardians will feature a new four-player co-op campaign (featuring a Spartan called Fred no less) and an new upgraded version of the Forge theater (set to release two months after the base game). But what about the game’s most lasting feature – that moreish multiplayer? 343 is hoping to add a new favourite to your online shenanigans with Warzone. The new mode may be the franchise’s most ambitious one yet, featuring 12-player teams squaring off against one another with a few AI and some colossal maps thrown in for good measure.
“Warzone was a lot more challenging than we thought,” recalls 343 Industries co-founder Bonnie Ross in the latest issue of Official Xbox Magazine. “And there were points where it did not feel like it was coming together. It was a huge bet for us. I think it was pretty nerve-wracking at some points, but there was a moment several months ago where people started getting good scores back from user research.”
Right from the off, 343 knew it had its work cut out if it wanted Warzone to stand out among Halo 5’s many multiplayer modes. “Someone said ‘Look, it’s going to be really crappy until we get this system working, and then we need this netcode to be supporting that, blah blah blah…'” says franchise development director Frank O’Connor. “Somebody in the production office had kinda drawn a line, saying: ‘This is roughly where it will start to be fun.’ If you do really good planning and production – and I think we pride ourselves on that – there shouldn’t be too many crazy surprises. But it does get nerve-wracking when you’re waiting for that breakthrough to happen, whether it be something as big as a mode or just specific weapon.”
This is a reblog from Halo Waypoint:
By Josh Holmes
This is the latest in our series of REQ blogs in which we shed light on the new Requisition (REQ) System in Halo 5: Guardians. The REQ System provides players with a steady stream of rewards for engaging in Halo 5 multiplayer.
In today’s blog I want to talk in more detail about the REQ economy and tuning, and let you know what to expect when your multiplayer career begins on October 27. Continue reading