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Halo: Reach, as much as I loved it, also brings with it some bad tidings. Eventually, one day, the success of Reach will mean the death of Halo 3.
Australian Cyber League have just put up a new online tracking system for Halo 3 players. It’s easy. It’s functional. And it’s pretty much undisputed who the champ is.
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Bungie’s writers considered extending the saga of Master Chief beyond Halo 3 – whose ending certainly left an opening for it – before settling on the prequel story of the Fall of Reach, the studio’s community manager said.
