Originally posted by PhlabibitI only play it on xbox! cause i have macintosh so the game wont run on my computer! i think its fun on xbox! another good game is "America's Army"! =)
How do you play it? PC, or Xbox??? I have played on a friend's Xbox, but it stunk compared to networking PC's. I've never played Halo on PC, but I hear it is much better.
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Originally posted by XanthosNZYeah dude seriously! u can have your opiniion about me but how dare u start bull crap rumors! I have alot of friends that r black! thanx gingerminger! i have had to deal w/ this guy 3 times now! Hey if u get on xbox online message my best friend "snakestar" and tell him Luke knows ya! =)
If you are a GOD botherer post or message Luke unless you are black because he sure hates those blacks.
Originally posted by PhlabibitPhlab, did you play network on Xbox though? Because networking the xboxes is great. You only need 2 xboxes to have 4 on 4 multiplay, and because it only uses one tv per team, you can see what your friends are doing really easily, which helps coordination. Networked xboxes is best for halo as opposed to networked pc's.
How do you play it? PC, or Xbox??? I have played on a friend's Xbox, but it stunk compared to networking PC's. I've never played Halo on PC, but I hear it is much better.
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Originally posted by welsharnieOh yeah! I was with my coousins and we linked 4 xbox's and we got alot of the neighborhood over and we played halo like 12 hours straight! seriously! it rocked! =) Oh Gingerminger! halo is a video game that that takes place in space on a huge ring like earth called "halo"! so basically u just go around and blast the crap out of aliens in any way possible!! its really fun! =) But yeah networking xboxs to play halo is a blast!
Phlab, did you play network on Xbox though? Because networking the xboxes is great. You only need 2 xboxes to have 4 on 4 multiplay, and because it only uses one tv per team, you can see what your friends are doing really easily, which helps coordination. Networked xboxes is best for halo as opposed to networked pc's.