This article was originally posted on September 28, 2007 at 12:29 p.m.

Taking off from our initial review, the QJ.NET team presents the second part of our special review of Bungie's Halo 3. As we promised everyone, we'll be taking a deeper look into the details of the multiplayer aspect of the game. Also, we'll be covering the other features the game has thrown into the mix, namely the film replay mode and the file sharing.

Local Multiplayer

Amidst the Xbox 360's step up for the series, we still have to remember that Halo 3 is still essentially a shooter game. And one of the best ways to enjoy to enjoy a shooter is through good old fashioned head-to-head deathmatch.

Being the gung-ho FPS fans that we are, we took the quickest way to get right into the middle of the action - and that was through a nice one-on-one firefight with our fellow QJ.NET teammates.

Click on the Full Article link for the full review!

 

If you're a fan of Jen Taylor, the voice-actress behind the maddening Cortana, or if you're really just a creepy guy who's insanely in-love with artificial-intelligences constructed from the flash-cloned brains of genius female doctors, then the long-sleeved sweatshirt in the image above shirt might be for you.

If you're a average frag-loving, kill-loving Halo gamer-lady (We don't know which term is considered politically correct anymore! Some complain that gamer-girl is derogatory. Whatever.), then the above baby-tee is for you.

As cool and timely as the above shirts are, it is Valentines after all, it would really rock if the backs of both shirts said this:

I have defied gods and demons.
I am your shield, I am your sword.
I know you; your past, your future.
This is the way the world ends.

That snippet from the May 2006 announcement trailer would make both shirts a bit more romantic than they already are. The snippet would also make it an auto-purchase for some of us here at QJ.

Both shirts are available at the Official Bungie Store. Both sell for around US$ 16.95. If you're socially acceptable enough to end up with a gamer girl(boy)friend, and Halo is part of your gaming sphere of interest, then the shirts are definitely worth it.

Master Chief vs Samus Aran

Why the fight?

They're both genetically altered superhu[wo]man soldiers possessed of powerful suits of battle armor to help bring on the pain. Someone's got to give, come on in and find out who.

Follow the full match after the jump!

Most of them have never blinked, moved their lips or even smiled and a few of them have never even spoken, but we love them all the same. From Mario to Snake, from Link to Master Chief, they're the digital people who've captured our imaginations and our hearts.

Find out which pixelated people have touched our hearts, after the jump!