- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Honestly, if everyone is going to put their 2 cents in, I might as well too. First, I believe Bungie is not the people in control of Ilovebees.com, Microsoft Games is. Not only is it not run by Bungie, but if Bungie had created that pathetic excuse for an ARG, then I don't believe they have the intelligence it would require to be capable of making Halo or Halo 2. The site lacks artistic creativity and is filled with mindless text that does not even begin to resemble a puzzle, or game. A site that would take the average chump an hour or less to create. Not exactly something us true fans have come to expect from Bungie by any means.While the Ilovebees.com was shown at the end of the Halo 2 movie trailer, it was only shown during the Xbox/Xbox.com part of the advertisement which
helps support the idea that it was MS-Games behind the blurb, and not Bungie.
Of course, any kind of hint or word that relates anywhere close to Halo sparks insane amounts of speculation and hope. So what you should really ask yourself is this: Just how many suckers, erm, excuse me..people, do you believe will become new subscribers to a magazine owned and operated by MS simply because they believe it will contain a demo/preview/information of a game still 4 months away from scheduled release? It's just hype people, hype specifically targeting the information hungry Halo community. And so far, every single one of us has bought into every word if it. Not only bought it, but turned a sorry excuse of an ARG into possibly one of the biggest hoaxes in the history of gaming.