Post by TTR Dr Payne on Nov 7, 2007 19:35:26 GMT -4
www.joystiq.com/2007/11/07/bungie-drops-some-details-on-halo-3-dlc/
Bungie drops some details on Halo 3 DLC
15 Comments by Justin McElroy Nov 7th 2007 5:26PM
Filed under: Microsoft Xbox 360, First Person Shooters
Over at Bungie's e-home, the newly liberated company has been releasing some details about the Halo 3 DLC that will be hitting the Xbox Live Marketplace at some point. Though some maps are earlier in the development process than others, they all sound pretty interesting.
The first is "O.K. Corral," an asymmetrical medium-sized map that Bungie's Luke Smith says has kind of a sunset feel with plenty of catwalks and alleyways. In addition to the briefly mentioned "Purple Reign" and "Jodrell Bank," we're also excited about "Vandelay," described as the simplest map the company's ever done, which has been crafted to show off the possibilities of the Forge system.
Sadly, Smith is pretty mum on when you'll get your chance to check the levels out, saying "Only a little bit of growing left to do before the frogs find their way to the stream." ... It makes sense in the context of his metaphor. Trust us.
Bungie drops some details on Halo 3 DLC
15 Comments by Justin McElroy Nov 7th 2007 5:26PM
Filed under: Microsoft Xbox 360, First Person Shooters
Over at Bungie's e-home, the newly liberated company has been releasing some details about the Halo 3 DLC that will be hitting the Xbox Live Marketplace at some point. Though some maps are earlier in the development process than others, they all sound pretty interesting.
The first is "O.K. Corral," an asymmetrical medium-sized map that Bungie's Luke Smith says has kind of a sunset feel with plenty of catwalks and alleyways. In addition to the briefly mentioned "Purple Reign" and "Jodrell Bank," we're also excited about "Vandelay," described as the simplest map the company's ever done, which has been crafted to show off the possibilities of the Forge system.
Sadly, Smith is pretty mum on when you'll get your chance to check the levels out, saying "Only a little bit of growing left to do before the frogs find their way to the stream." ... It makes sense in the context of his metaphor. Trust us.