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08.04.22

By Becky Ferreira
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Halo Is Languishing

06.16.22

By Renata Price
Games

The Halo TV Series Is an Empty Fantasy of a Good War

05.27.22

By Renata Price
Games

Waypoint Radio Reviews the Very Odd ‘Halo’ TV Show

05.25.22

By Ricardo Contreras
Games

‘Halo Infinite’ Is a Fun Sandbox Stuck Inside a Very Old Video Game

12.06.21

By Cameron Kunzelman
Games

‘Halo Infinite’ Promises an Open World, But So Far, It’s Mostly Big Halo

11.19.21

By Patrick Klepek
Games

The Voice of ‘Halo’ Says Trans Rights

08.09.21

By Gita Jackson
Games

Why Players Blame Skill-Based Matchmaking for Losing in Call of Duty

12.02.20

By Steve Rousseau
Games

How an Alleged Dick in a ‘Halo 3’ Trailer Started an Emergency at Bungie

08.24.20

By Patrick Klepek
Games

Halo Infinite Has Been Delayed Into 2021

08.11.20

By Patrick Klepek
Tech

Scientists Found an Ancient Graveyard of Anomalous Stars in Our Galaxy’s Halo

07.29.20

By Becky Ferreira
Games

The Sims Discovers Hygge With a New Knitting Expansion

07.28.20

By Gita Jackson

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