Halo 3 tested in Iraq by our soldiers [update 1]


Over at the Gamespot's forums pictures and a brief video have surfaced of the Halo 3 beta being played by soliders in Iraq. There are a few offscreen pictures posted and a short video showing what looks to be either the Halo 3 loading screen or the title screen. Bungie and Microsoft set up a huge gaming station to showcase Halo 3 multiplayer for the soldiers ... how friggin' cool is that? If any soldier living overseas is reading this, please send us a tip if you know about this sneak peak at Halo 3 and/or your reactions if you got some hands on time. More pictures and video after the break ... salute!

Update 1: Another video was found, updated video links after the break.

[Thanks, to everyone who sent this in]


Halo 3 gameplay videos:
Myspace Video 1
Myspace Video 2

Halo 3 offscreen photos:








Tags: bungie, bungie studios, BungieStudios, halo, halo 3, Halo3, iraq

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