- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Posted by: TheCyberFreak
I agree with everything wholheartedly save for point number 2.
I'm not outright disagreeing, I'm just whitholding judgement for the time being.
Oh, and the book thing. The games, books, comics and most ad campaigns faithfully follow the Halo Bible. All Halo canon is written into that source material and all the books follow it except where the authors create some fiction worthy of inclusion in the Halo Bible, in which case it's written in.
Posted by: spartanz_8
HSP: 'Time travel' has been decried by some readers as one of the more hackneyed plot
devices in story telling. The events of Sep 7, 2552 at Reach provide ample possibility of that device being employed in Halo 2. What comments do you have in regards to time travel, Halo 2, and storytelling in general? [Or, paraphrased] Time travel is a little corny, don't you think?
JS: Absolutely. Where did this quote come from? Who are HSP and JS?
Ummm....yeah what are you talking bout spartanz lol that interview may be real but this is Bungie one of the most sneaky Gaming companies in *HISTORY!* lol