Sgt. Buck, voiced by Nathan Fillion, introduces his team of ODSTs and their mission infiltration the Covenant occupied New Mombasa.

Sticky grenades have come in handy in Halo 3 over the years when playing against a team of Master Chiefs that like to hop around like rabbits. On the flipside though stickies (plasmas) have served as the Halo version of Call of Duty’s “martyrdom” allowing people to get one off right before dying.

Goldeneye and Team Fortress 2 have their own form of stickies with remote mines and sticky bombs, but neither allows you to do what Halo does and Modern Warfare 2 will… throw stickies to the head.

In 2001 on the Xbox we were thrust into a world the likes which we had not seen at that time. It would change the face of first person shooters on consoles that had not been done since Goldeneye for the Nintendo 64. The game would be known as Halo: Combat Evolved. Over the years it has turned into one of the biggest videogame franchises with Halo 2 and Halo 3 which was the first on Xbox 360.

Microsoft and Bungie released details about the 3 new multiplayer maps arriving with ODST.

On 07/07/07, Bungie once again became an independent developer,
completing Step 6 and forging ahead by crafting a new constitution.

Box Art Revealed for Halo 3: ODST

Head over to Kotaku.com, where Owen Good reports on a mysterious Bungie forum entitled, Halo: Reach.

There is a virtual waiting line somewhere in cyberspace long enough to wrap around the building and extend down the block for download codes for the ‘coming soon’ Halo 3 Mythic Map Pack DLC. Bungie reports that rabid fans flooded (no pun intended) their email boxes with requests for the early codes they were giving away.

We have the red and blue Halo Wars artwork. Red and blue have been the generic colors to show the two sides of the Halo universe, this thematic artwork does a great job of illustrating the two sides. Which side would you rather be on?

Just in case you are not tired of hearing the Halo music, a company is releasing the soundtrack to the Halo trilogy. I don’t know about you, but I could do without the song that accompanies the main menu.