Halo 4

Halo Waypoint finally updated with stats for Halo 4

By Sam Sabri, Tuesday, May 7, 2013 at 5:17 pm

A common complaint among most of you is that Microsoft sometimes appears to be lacking dedication to its own platform. When a Microsoft owned property, like Skype, gets a feature on iOS before Windows Phone it’s hard to argue. Apps like Photosynth took months after Windows Phone 8 launched to come to the Store. So when Microsoft launches a new game Halo game you’d expect something to happen with the Halo Waypoint app right? That didn’t exactly happen last year, but the app was updated updated this week. Let’s see what’s new.

So Microsoft Studios updates the Halo Waypoint app. An app that hasn’t seen any love or attention since Halo 4 launched. The latest update (version 1.7) finally includes “stats” for Halo 4.

HTC Singapore launching Windows Phone 8X for SGD $778 tomorrow with goodies

Windows Phone News

By Rich Edmonds, Friday, Nov 23, 2012 at 11:03 am

HTC Singapore has published an enticing Windows Phone 8X deal on its Facebook page. The Windows Phone is stated to be on sale from tomorrow onwards, and will be available at just SGD $828 ($778 when taking into account the deal). Not only that but the manufacturer is offering the first 25 customers to purchase a HTC 8X from Challenger Funan will receive a SGD $50 off the retail price and take home a Microsoft Premium gift.

Halo 4 companion game coming to Windows Phone (after iOS and Android)

By Paul Acevedo, Thursday, Nov 15, 2012 at 1:22 pm

Xbox 360 owners who migrated to Windows Phone have long lamented the lack of a proper Halo mobile game. Sure, we have Halo WayPoint and its SmartGlass-style connectivity with Halo Reach, but Microsoft has yet to show us the proper love of an actual Halo videogame. Hey, pretty soon that’s going to change… Sort of… Thanks to Halo 4: King of the Hill, an upcoming augmented reality app developed by AR specialist Ogmento and sponsored by 7-Eleven and Mountain Dew. Yup.

Halo 4 launches on Xbox 360 today

By Paul Acevedo, Tuesday, Nov 6, 2012 at 8:26 pm

Among Windows Phone owners, a great many also have Xbox 360 consoles. And the most popular first-party franchise for the 360 is undoubtedly Halo. We first caught a glimpse of Halo 4 in motion during Microsoft’s E3 keynote earlier this year, and today the game has arrived at last. That’s right, you can walk into a store right now and pick up Halo 4. If you’re a dedicated fan, you probably did so even before reading this article. Everyone else, read on to learn about the latest (and likely final) Halo release of this console generation.

Summing up the Microsoft E3 Presentation

By Rich Edmonds, Monday, Jun 4, 2012 at 6:40 pm

Phew! It's been a hectic morning / afternoon / evening for those who tuned into Microsoft's E3 media briefing presentation, which showcased Halo 4, Xbox SmartGlass, Nike+, Internet Explorer for Xbox, and more. Should you find yourself being in the dark and didn't manage to catch the broadcast that was streamed a few hours ago, fear not as we have you covered from the floor.

So what was announced? From top games to new sport media sources, there's a lot planned for Xbox this year and beyond. Head on past the break with a coffee and supply of biscuits.

Windows Phone Halo 4 Wallpapers and Themes

Windows Phone News

By George Ponder, Friday, Jun 17, 2011 at 9:11 pm

If you're a Halo fan, you're going to want to check out Conflicting Gamers latest Windows Phone Wallpapers and Theme. Much like theo L.A. Noire and Portal 2 wallpapers and themes, there are four transparent wallpapers to choose from as well was eight Live Tiles and four Picture Hub backgrounds.

And they look really good.

You can download the complete set over at Conflictinggamers along with directions on how to install each (it's really easy). As much as my son plays the Halo series, I'll probably download the Master Chief to use as his Contact Photo.