Gamerzine.com has a few details as to what Microsoft has in store for this year’s Tokyo Game Show, including debut footage of Halo: Reach. We’ve been informed by one of our development ninjas that the controller-less Project Natal should be on show with a selection of previously shown games. Moreover, a new Rare title is expected to be announced at the event, though it’s not believed that Natal capability will…

During Bungie’s Halo 3: ODST panel at PAX, Brian Jarrard briefly talked about Halo: Reach: “I can’t talk too much about Reach specifics, but hopefully the game mode’s going to be received as well we think it will be, and people are going to enjoy it. I don’t think we’ve ever been known to really take things away from each successive release, so I think it’s safe to say that…

In a recent interview, Brian Jarrard said the following about the future of Halo and Bungie: “I think there’s a lot of work just to get Reach done between now and next fall. At that point anything’s possible. We’re going to keep looking at making the games we want to make. Maybe that’s Halo. Maybe it’s not. We’ll have to wait and see.“ Before Jarrard said this, it was pretty…

Halodestiny.net recently interviewed Lars Bakken of Bungie, and asked him a few questions about Halo 3: ODST and Halo: Reach. Halo 3 ODST New Gameplay + Bungie interview

A new gameplay trailer for Halo 3: ODST has been released at Comic-Con, and it briefly references The Fall of Reach.  You can view it here: At :37 you can see “Remember Reach” spray-painted on a wall.

Microsoft’s ’343 Industries’ wasn’t created to develop future Halo games, but instead a new set of Halo comics. “Halo Legends,” which will be debuted at a panel presentation today at Comic-Con, is being produced by 343 Industries and features creative direction from anime pioneer Shinji Aramaki, director of the critically acclaimed “Appleseed” and “Appleseed EX Machina” anime features, and Mamoru Oshii, director of the landmark “Ghost in the Shell” movies,…

Since any Halo: Reach news is quite sparse lately, we thought you’d enjoy this little tidbit from TeamXbox.com.  Apparently, Microsoft registered the trademark “343 Industries” earlier last week.  To any normal, non-gamer this probably doesn’t mean much.  But to anyone who’s played Halo, ’343′ definitely sets off a few bells.  This could either be the name of a new Halo team, or perhaps the new name of the existing one…

Comic Con is coming up pretty fast, officially kicking off on the 23rd and ending the 26th.  And this year’s will be filled with gaming bigheads, including a visit from Frank O’Connor.  From Comic Con’s official website: July 23rd-4:30-5:30: The Halo Franchise: What’s Next—  Frank O’Connor (franchise development director for Halo) will be joined by a number of special guests to discuss how Halo is evolving into a robust entertainment…