Hello and welcome to the Three O'Lights podcast. This is episode number 149 that's

counting the 50 some odd episodes that we've just skipped. I'm your host Eric

Redding. I'm here with Mark Ryan Sally. Hey, how's it going? We have Arthur Geese here. Good morning. And we also have

Claude from halo.bungee.org calling and it's a very special guest. Hey, how's it going? It's going

great. And of course, since we have you here, we're going to dedicate this entire podcast to

nothing but Halo. Awesome. I think this might be the second or third time we've done this on the

Three O'Lights podcast. It's actually pretty good. I'll think it's considered. Yeah. There are other

things on Xbox to talk about. There's some other games every now and then. All right. So yeah, we've

got halos basically coming in full on their marketing is jumped through the roof now. Now bungee's

massive reveals every single week. Halo reach. Halo reach. Okay. That's the one we're on now.

All right. What was the last Halo game you played, Mark? The last Halo game I played was

that one on Mac. No. No, I played out ODST. You played ODST? Yeah. What do you think of ODST?

Were you hitter? No, I actually really liked the single player. The multiplayer, you know,

sort of ambivalent toward like the newer multiplayer games. I really liked the original Halo

multiplayer, but I quite like the single player. What about you, Arthur? What's your Halo history?

I mean, I also dug ODST a lot. I thought firefight was great every time I played it at events.

And when I tried to play it online, I was stymied by the absolutely awful net code.

Yeah, no matchmaking. Yeah, no matchmaking. Kind of had to find the friends, which sucked really

awful lag for everyone but the host. But yeah, I mean, I've been super into Halo basically since

Xbox like that was pretty much what sucked me back into gaming. And Claude, I don't think we

have to ask what your history is with Halo. Actually, though, if you could give us a history of

Halo.Bungie.org, that would be awesome. A history, let's see. Well, it started in

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