I'm so damn tired. Just a couple more hours before I can go to bed. Playing Halo 3 in 720p is great. Anybody know where to find solid facts on whether 720p is better than 1080i? It seems that each has its own use. We're moving soon. Sundays the big day to have all of our stuff over there, one of my gaming buddies is coming up from Arkansas to help us. Actually he's not much of a gaming buddy, I've never played with him, but he's a member of the same gaming community site, so it's all groovy.
Speaking of Groovy, I've been missing Earthworm Jim. I think I'll download a ROM of the old games and see if I can find the old cartoons to download. I also want to watch the Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons. That's good entertainment, back before these prepubescent ninjas who say "Believe it" every 15 seconds and silly Dragon Balls.
It seems that even though management told me they'd put a phone jack in the living room, I won't be getting one now. That just shits me off, I don't like gaming over a wireless connection, packet loss is bad, especially during a game. Also I'm getting my internet speed cut in half but still paying the same price. AT&T is raising their rates, but they don't offer my internet speed where we're moving to... how ghey is that?
We got some of those SpaceBags to move, man those things are freaking awesome! I'll try to get some pics/videos up soon. Speaking of videos, it looks like nobody is watching those videos on Revver.com. Go watch them so I can get a little bit of cash and leave that site behind me!
So how's my new linking to what I mention going? That way if you don't know what the hell I'm talking about you can just click the link instead of searching for it and accidentally coming across goose porn. I don't know if it exists, but it sounds absurd enough that I'm sure it does.
I'm off to shower now, maybe have a cup of tea
Showing posts with label halo 3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label halo 3. Show all posts
Friday, March 28, 2008
Monday, August 13, 2007
Finish It...
... The fight, that's right, Finish the Fight. That's what we're going to be doing anyways. When Halo 3 hits store shelves, if it even has time to actually hit the shelves, we'll be finishing the fight we started a few years back with Halo for the Xbox.
There is more hype to this game than any other before it. Microsoft claims it's no longer competing with other video games with this upcoming release, it's now competing with movies. If you think about it, it's true. Mountain Dew has released a limited edition flavor called Game Fuel, complete with Master Chief (the series main character) plastered all over. Doritos is in on the marketing, 7-11, Burger King, Pontiac(that's right, Pontiac, dishing out a Halo 3 limited edition GS GXP Street Car), video game retailers... oh wait, the list continues. There is a Halo 3 designed Xbox 360 console, limited edition controllers designed by Todd McFarlane, wireless headsets for the Xbox 360, accessory/game cases, Xbox Live subscription cards, a limited edition Zune media player, clothing... it's insane!
Then there's the game itself. You could be an average joe and get the game, that will set you back $60. There's also the limited edition, comes in a metal case, has a bonus DVD, includes a nifty little booklet of creatures in the game, that's $70. But if you wanna be the coolest kid at your LAN parties, you need the Legendary Edition.
The Legendary Edition of Halo 3 includes the game (duh), bonus behind the scenes goodies, original scenes from Halo and Halo 2 remastered for High Definition, a digital bestiary, and all these disks sit in a scale replica of the Master Chief's helmet. No, you can't wear this helmet, even though we all want to, but it just may fit on a cat, which would still look cool.
I've reserved my copy of the standard edtion of the game. Yup, I'm an average joe, if I can find a way to get the Legendary Edition and still be able to eat, I will. However, I think I can swing for the limited edition, an extra $10 isn't bad.
I'm starting to get caught up in the hype. I can't wait, my friend and I are playing through Halo at the moment, then we'll move on to Halo 2, after which we may watch all of Red vs Blue.
Whew, I'm getting excited talking about it. Now if you'll excuse me, I've got some Covenant to kill!
There is more hype to this game than any other before it. Microsoft claims it's no longer competing with other video games with this upcoming release, it's now competing with movies. If you think about it, it's true. Mountain Dew has released a limited edition flavor called Game Fuel, complete with Master Chief (the series main character) plastered all over. Doritos is in on the marketing, 7-11, Burger King, Pontiac(that's right, Pontiac, dishing out a Halo 3 limited edition GS GXP Street Car), video game retailers... oh wait, the list continues. There is a Halo 3 designed Xbox 360 console, limited edition controllers designed by Todd McFarlane, wireless headsets for the Xbox 360, accessory/game cases, Xbox Live subscription cards, a limited edition Zune media player, clothing... it's insane!
Then there's the game itself. You could be an average joe and get the game, that will set you back $60. There's also the limited edition, comes in a metal case, has a bonus DVD, includes a nifty little booklet of creatures in the game, that's $70. But if you wanna be the coolest kid at your LAN parties, you need the Legendary Edition.
The Legendary Edition of Halo 3 includes the game (duh), bonus behind the scenes goodies, original scenes from Halo and Halo 2 remastered for High Definition, a digital bestiary, and all these disks sit in a scale replica of the Master Chief's helmet. No, you can't wear this helmet, even though we all want to, but it just may fit on a cat, which would still look cool.
I've reserved my copy of the standard edtion of the game. Yup, I'm an average joe, if I can find a way to get the Legendary Edition and still be able to eat, I will. However, I think I can swing for the limited edition, an extra $10 isn't bad.
I'm starting to get caught up in the hype. I can't wait, my friend and I are playing through Halo at the moment, then we'll move on to Halo 2, after which we may watch all of Red vs Blue.
Whew, I'm getting excited talking about it. Now if you'll excuse me, I've got some Covenant to kill!
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