
The newest addition to Nick Jensen’s collection of brick-built Halo weapons is this life-sized reproduction of the Sniper Rifle System 99 Anti-Matériel (aka Halo sniper rifle) made almost entirely from LEGO. The project took four months to complete, weighs 10.5 lbs, measures 63″ in length and features a removable magazine, sliding bolt and moving safety.
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Halo: Combat Evolved, the first Halo game, was released in November 2001. That means the 10th anniversary of Halo is approaching! Diamond Select Toys is releasing a commemorative set of Halo minimates to mark the occasion. The box set includes Cortana, Master Chief (with a tiny Cortana) Jacob Keys, and the Prophet of Truth. They’ll be available this winter at comic shops and online retailers.
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Not everyone was satisfied with the ending of Harry Potter. This may not be the ending you pictured, but it definitely adds a little something. Especially if you like Halo.
See the alternate ending in the video after the jump (spoilers).
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Microsoft and its in-house game studio 343 Industries dropped a little surprise at yesterday’s E3 press conference—the official announcement of Halo 4.
Check out the teaser trailer for Microsoft’s first post-Bungie Halo release after the break, and mark your calendars for the 2012 holiday season.
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It took six months of work, but Ben Caulkins managed to create wearable Master Chief armor out of Lego.
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From Fashionably Geek: If it took three years for these guys to create authentic Halo costumes from scratch, I wonder how long it would take to make a wearable suit out of Lego? Actually, that might be a little too difficult to suit up in—but at least we know that it is possible to make a wearable helmet thanks to Ben Calukins.
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The second Halo Minimates boxed set includes a teal color Mark 6 Spartan, The Jackal major, Rogue Green and an exclusive Brute Chieftain. Want it time for the holidays? Denied! It’s available for pre-order now but it won’t arrive until February. Valentine’s Day maybe? Nothing says “I love you” like a box of tiny Halo figures.
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Some dude got dressed up as Master Chief to promote the release of Halo:Reach in London. That’s nothing new, but this particular Halo cosplayer had something most fans don’t—a jetpack.
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The guys at
SoundWorks Collection sent us a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of sounds for the upcoming game
Halo:Reach. You’ll see some awesome gameplay footage in the video after the break, as well as some interesting details on the technical aspects of putting a project of this scale together.
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Remember those Magic Eye books? Well, if you sucked at that, chances are you will suck at watching this
Halo:Reach “3D” footage too. I know I sure as hell did—perhaps you’ll fare better.
Check out the video after the break.
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