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Earlier this year, IGN Wii's Editor-in Chief Matt Cassamassina told us in his blog that he played Halo DS. Some people believed him, some did not. He promised proof, but when the promised dates came nothing was shown, up until today.
Some time ago, I blogged about playing a cancelled version of Halo DS. The game was the real deal, created by a real development studio and with a very big publisher. But for reasons we won't discuss, Halo DS was never released. Clearly. Obviously. Still, it would've been cool, huh?
My Halo DS blog has haunted me since I posted it because many people were skeptical of my claims. I wouldn't make something like that up, of course, but that hardly silenced any of my critics. When my brother called me the other day and told me that I even have a Wikipedia page that calls into question my Halo DS blog, I realized I had to at the very least prove that I hadn't completely hatched the entire thing. So I figured what better way to mute naysayers than to show off the game I played. With that in mind, I present to you Halo DS videos and screenshots below. Please, somebody update my Wikipedia page.
Let's be clear. This game will never see the light of day. At the same time, the below videos prove that Halo DS wasn't a garage project by a two-man team. There were some very big names involved with this title, so it's a shame you won't get to play it.
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Good job I'm getting a 360 soon
It's fake. Just look, their scores never go up, time never changes, how come they died just like guys in Goldeneye?
Hmm.
This guy is one of the highest-ranked people at IGN. Even if he somehow managed to code that so well (if so, he should go join a developer), this would destroy his reputation if he had been lying all along. Besides, IGN itself also backed up his claims of it's existence much earlier than this footage was shown.
Oh well, if it was real, it got cancelled. Nothing anyone can do about it.
Regardless of how they die, comparing their deaths to an older game is a pretty pathetic argument to attempt to prove the game to be fake. You're an idiot.
I thought it might of been a modded version of Goldeneye, after the creator of Fanboys Online pointed it out.
~FFXFREAK
If anything, it just advertises the console game and, of course, makes them money. It spreads the franchise name and attracts more consumers to buy a 360. When Nintendo fans, who never liked Halo, play a Halo game on the DS, they might like it and purchase a 360 sometime to get Halo 3.
Edit: I can see people don't like my post. Care to read, please. I'm not saying Halo DS would suck balls, I'm saying Bungie'd never make it. If anything, it'd be for the next handheld. Even then, it'd be hard. It's like admitting SSB will never be portable.
Still, the thought is pretty nice and if Wifi was included, it would be a good selling game.
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