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EGM Rumor: Halo MMO in the works

kingjfs | October 24, 2007 | Rumor | XBOX 360 
The Rumor Mill report in the December 2007 issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly has a juicy Halo-related tidbit. According to the Q-Man, Microsoft is hard at work on a Massively Multiplayer Online game based in the Halo universe. There is also speculation this is connected to the Peter Jackson Halo project that was announced at X06.

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  • 2 thumbs!
    Krunal | October 24, 2007
    WAIT A MINUTES... are you telling me that Halo 3 wasn't Multiplayer only, and it actually had an offline mode that you can play Wow I would never have known...
    • 0 thumbs!
      Cdemon | October 25, 2007
      Perhaps a gentle tug to pull your head out of your ass would solve this problem.
  • 1 thumbs!
    SwiderMan | October 24, 2007
    Haha. I think this would be like PlanetSide, only successful.
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    Unity | October 24, 2007
    If you've playued Halo before, you probably have Live and an Xbox, which completely defeats the purpose of an MMO.


    If this MMO got off the ground, I'd be surprised.
    • 1 thumbs!
      Seproth | October 25, 2007
      Why?

      I'm not sure they could pull this off. And I probably won't buy it if it does. Not too into MMO's. Still interesting though.
  • -1 thumbs!
    MJ12 L0rD | October 25, 2007
    Eh. We don't need it. Halo is meant for FPS and RTS, not MMO.
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    TurMoiL911 | October 25, 2007
    The only way Halo could work like a MMO was if it was a MMOFPS that focused on a varied weapon list with choices between free-for-all and team-based games.

    Oh wait ...
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    Final Blade | October 25, 2007
    Wait i thought halo was kinda like a MMO when online. Wouldn't this be kinda pointless really.
    • 0 thumbs!
      Seventh Moon | October 28, 2007
      No, that isn't what an MMO is.
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    Slumpy monkey | October 25, 2007
    hmm id think it would work. It would just be abit hard to set up.
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    The Deathwind | October 25, 2007
    So basically Halo, except with a shitload more players shooting each other at once?

    Could care less.
    • -1 thumbs!
      Ekou | October 25, 2007
      Ditto to that. After Halo Wars, the series needs to end.
      • 0 thumbs!
        Seproth | October 26, 2007
        Yeah, thats not how this would work...


        It'd probably be like Tabula Rasa. Except in the Halo universe of course.
      • 0 thumbs!
        Supernouva | October 27, 2007
        Yeah. Halo has existed since the dawn of the Xbox; it's about time the series came to a close.
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    KonamiKode | October 28, 2007
    How can you all be so tough on one of the most brilliant Producers in the market today? Bungie has delivered on so many occasions, yet there are still haters out there who state their biased opinions as facts. Makes me wonder if any of you have even played an MMO OR Halo... The FACT is that Halo was revolutionary and set the standards for a lot of the FPS games you play now. Plus, if HaloMMO IS launched it will likely take a large populous of players from other games. So let's stop being so critical and take a second to stop and think what kind of quality Bungie has become notorious for in the last few years.
    -Cheers Bitches
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      Seproth | October 28, 2007
      Halo wasn't revolutionary. It didn't do a single new thing. It just did things well. It really did usher in using vehicles in FPS though. Not that it hadn't been done before Perfect Dark did it in the 90's. But it showed it could be a big part of the game.

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