Here's a what the fuck moment for you.

[Zeph]

Bungie has a complete range of tools and methods for replaying saved game data. Multiplayer matches, stunting, and machinima scenes will be easy to get from the 360 to youtube. With that said, and Bungie's clearly speaking their intentions with this feature, why has Microsoft made their latest move? What do you think about this? What do you think will result? Will there be a change to this rule in the future or will they scour the internet looking to get rid of all the Halo 3 footage with sound?

[thehoodedsmack]

I think there's a topic discussing this already, Mr. Moderator. It's titled "SONY rule" or something like that. On topic, dumb move.

[Zeph]

:\. Wth is it doing in the h2v general section?

[DaneO'Roo]

LMFAO I never thought about that. Stupid Microsuck, fuck up their own game lmao

[Dr Nick]

It's Microshaft!

I don't think many people are going to pay attention to it though.

[Rosco]

LMFAO I never thought about that. Stupid Microsuck, fuck up their own game lmao

Didnt one of the bungie employees say the new save game feature will allow you to save you best moments and share with your friends, if you share with your friends, you can't delete the sound. (Xbox Live sharing) I would laugh my ass off if after Halo 3 is done Bungie get bought by Sony.

[Masterz1337]

I hardly think they will enforce the new rule. They will only target BIG mod teams and the such.

[Archon23]

Well I'll say what I said in the other thread.

Ahem. Microsoft. 'Nuff said.

[et_cg]

This thread could litterally be made in each game category, because it involves Halo 1, Halo 2, and Halo 3 (when released). I just put that post there because the video with it was made in Halo 2, and was just :awesome:



Enjoy:

[Snowy]

So Basically, Microsoft is essentially putting DRM on its games. Correct?