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<center>''Were you looking for [[Waypoint]], a UNSC news source, or [[Navigation point]], also called "waypoint"?''</center> | |||
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|type= Official ''Halo'' site | |||
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'''Halo Waypoint''' is an online portal for all ''Halo''-related content. It is accessible online at [[Xbox.com]] as the primary ''Halo'' website,<ref>[http://halo.xbox.com/en-us '''Halo Waypoint''' website]</ref> and through [[Xbox LIVE|Xbox Live]] where it is available to Xbox Live Gold members. The Xbox LIVE version of Halo Waypoint was co-developed by [[Certain Affinity]] and [[343 Industries]].<ref>[http://certainaffinity.com/waypoint/ '''Certain Affinity''': ''Halo Waypoint'']</ref> It was released by 343 Industries as part of the Xbox Fall Update on November 5, [[2009]]. A mobile version of Halo Waypoint has been released for the Windows Phone 7, iOS, and Android platforms for free, though it lacks certain features such as career milestones. An additional feature called ATLAS was released in December 2011 which shows detailed diagrams of ''[[Halo: Reach]]'' multiplayer maps and near real time game player and weapon location stats in Matchmaking and Custom Games. ATLAS is free on the Windows Phone 7 and available for $4.99 on iOS and Android.<ref>[http://blogs.halo.xbox.com/Headlines/post/2011/12/08/The-Halo-Bulletin-12811-.aspx '''Halo Waypoint''': ''The Halo Bulletin 12.8.11'']</ref> In May [[2012]] Halo Waypoint was updated to include [[wikipedia:Kinect|Kinect]] compatibility. | |||
'''Halo Waypoint''' is | |||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
[[File:Waypoint banner 2012.png|thumb|250px|Halo Waypoint's official banner.]] | [[File:Waypoint banner 2012.png|thumb|250px|right|Halo Waypoint's official banner.]] | ||
Halo Waypoint provides users with various kinds of ''Halo'' information, including information on members of the ''Halo'' community, various [[machinima]] videos and gameplay strategies and tutorials. It also allows players to access their own gameplay-related data. | Halo Waypoint provides users with various kinds of ''Halo'' information, including information on members of the ''Halo'' community, various [[machinima]] videos and gameplay strategies and tutorials. It also allows players to access their own gameplay-related data, tracking "milestones" and progress through multiple games in the series. The weekly [[Halo Bulletin]] and most major announcements regarding the ''Halo'' series are also posted at Waypoint. The site also features a ''Halo'' discussion forum. On December 15, 2010, the [[Halowars.com]] forums went offline and were subsequently merged with the Halo Waypoint forums.<ref>[http://www.halowars.com/forums/1/953396/ShowThread.aspx '''Halowars.com''': ''Halo Waypoint Transition (Please Read)'']</ref> On March 31, [[2012]] Halo Waypoint officially took over all record-keeping responsibilities from [[Bungie.net]]. | ||
Content on Halo Waypoint is divided into six main categories: News, Games, Universe, Community, Store, and Career. | |||
== | ==News== | ||
The | The most recent headlines posted by Waypoint staff, organized into "Blogs", "Headlines", and "[[Halo Bulletin]]s". Web and mobile exclusive. | ||
==Games== | |||
Players can find trailers, videos, and galleries for each and every Halo game, organized by title. | |||
Within the ''Halo 4'' page, an additional subheading "Forward Unto Dawn" is available to players who have either paid for access to [[Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn]] or purchased the [[Halo 4 Limited Edition]]. Players can view exclusive photo galleries and watch the complete film, bonus videos, and character interviews. | |||
==Universe== | |||
Players can find virtually any media that has been featured on Halo Waypoint. This media can be explored either by subject matter or media type. Subject headings are: Ships, Vehicles, Weapons, Factions, Characters, Events, Locations, and Technology. Players can examine all media, or narrow their focus to only "Videos", "Gallery" or "Text". In addition there are nine "Article Groups":<br/> | |||
'''The Halo Conflict''': A four-part telling of the story of ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' released for the launch of ''Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary'' featuring the game's remastered graphics.<br/> | |||
'''[[Heroes Never Die]]''': A three-part tribute to the heroism displayed by humanity during the Covenant War. Released to coincide with the ''Halo: Anniversary'' launch.<br/> | |||
'''The Heart of Midlothian''': [[Midnight in the Heart of Midlothian]], the complete saga.<br/> | |||
'''[[The Return]]''': Another story from [[Halo: Evolutions]] brought to life by ONE.<br/> | |||
'''Ten Twenty''': One video and three articles outlining the story leading up to the events of ''Halo 3: ODST''.<br/> | |||
'''Assault on the Stars''': Three videos documenting [[Operation: UPPER CUT]] in ''Halo: Reach''.<br/> | |||
'''Into Hell''': A three-video account of the events of ''Halo 3: ODST''.<br/> | |||
'''Lost With All Hands''': The ''Halo Wars'' story retold in five videos.<br/> | |||
'''Halo: Combat Evolved''': The events of Halo: Combat Evolved outlined in three articles. | |||
===Halo 4 Interactive Guide=== | |||
Players can obtain detailed information about ''Halo 4'' in this interactive guide. Information is organized in the following subheadings: Basics, Story, Enemies, War Games, Weapons, Vehicles, and Armor. | |||
==Community== | |||
===Spotlight=== | |||
Features a variety of videos and galleries from the Halo community members such as BS Angel, Top 5, Screenshot Spotlight, [[McFarlane Toys]] and [[MEGA Brands Halo Toys|MEGA Bloks]]. | |||
===Creations=== | |||
Community creations including Forge with Pete, High Speed Halo and Mace Windex's 3D Screenshots, among others. | |||
===Events=== | |||
Videos and galleries of Halo community events such as launches, conferences, panels, and [[Major League Gaming|MLG]] tournaments. | |||
===Rooster Teeth=== | |||
Virtually every Rooster Teeth video ever uploaded to Waypoint, including Grifball and Achievement Hunter. Waypoint-exclusive Red vs. Blue videos can be found here, however regular season episodes are only uploaded on a temporary basis. | |||
===File Browser=== | |||
Popular ''Halo: Reach'' and ''Halo 4'' screenshots, gametypes, films, rendered films and map variants, available for players to download to their Xbox 360. | |||
===Forums=== | |||
Space for Halo fans to discuss anything and everything. Web and mobile exclusive. | |||
===Podcast=== | |||
Players can subscribe to [[343 Sparkast]] on iTunes, Xbox Music, or via RSS. Web and mobile exclusive. | |||
==Store== | |||
The '''Official Halo Store''' features physical items for sale including clothing, action figures, books and more. | |||
Players can also download [[Avatar (Xbox 360)|Avatar]] items, themes and picture packs, as well as games and map packs available on demand. | |||
== | ==Career== | ||
===Waypoint Career=== | |||
The player's Waypoint Career records a player's progress through the entire ''Halo'' series. The PC version also displays campaign and multiplayer totals across every Halo game from ''Halo 3'' through ''Halo 4''. Both categories display "Total Games", "Total Kills", and "K/D Ratio". | |||
The Waypoint Career displays Career Milestones, Awards, and basic individual stats summaries for all eight games, including ''Halo 2 Vista''. | |||
====Career milestones==== | |||
{{Main|Career milestones}} | |||
Milestones are achieved as a player's ''Halo'' gamerscore increases. All ''Halo'' games released sine [[2007]] support milestones, and future games will support it as well, although ''[[Halo 2 Vista]]'' and its achievements are currently not supported. The original cap of forty milestones at launch has been increased incrementally with the release of additional games and achievements. The number was raised to its current level, 100, on July 15, 2013. | |||
=== | ====Awards==== | ||
Halo Awards are medals that a player can earn by unlocking related [[achievement]]s in the ''Halo'' games; essentially, they are groupings of achievements. As an example, the Vehicle Specialist award is unlocked after completing several vehicle-related achievements. Awards are also given in ''tiers''; the more achievements a player unlocks, the higher the tier of their award will become. (For example, completing "extra" vehicle-related achievements will increase the Vehicle Specialist award's tier.) Tiers are indicated by the number of lines at the top of the awards, just beneath the ribbon. Locked awards appear silver; once a player has reached a high enough tier, the awards become gold. Only achievements on the Xbox 360 are listed on Waypoint, and as such [[List of Achievements for Halo 2 Vista|''Halo 2 Vista'' Achievements]] are not included. [[List of Achievements for Halo 4|''Halo 4'' achievements]] and [[List of Achievements for Halo: Spartan Assault|''Halo: Spartan Assault'']] have only been added to the [[Joint Service, Elite]] award. | |||
{{Waypoint Awards}} | |||
=== | ===Halo 4 Stats Overview=== | ||
The Halo 4 stats overview displays the basic information of the player's ''Halo 4'' career including: Completed Specializations, Player Since, Last Played, Total Playtime, Spartan Points, [[Challenges]] Completed, Campaign Completion, [[Spartan Ops]] Completion, total Commendation progress, number of achievements unlocked, the four Top Medals earned, games played by mode (campaign, Spartan Ops, War Games, and Custom War Games), most used weapon, and most played variant. | |||
=== | ===Halo 4 Stats=== | ||
Complete ''Halo 4'' statistics can be found in the Halo 4 Stats mobile and web app. Players can view detailed information regarding their play in campaign, custom and matchmaking War Games, and Spartan Ops. This includes statistics, game history and progress towards current Challenges, as well as specific Achievements and Specializations progress. Players can also view Domain Terminal and Spartan Ops videos. | |||
Players can view all of the same information for everyone on their Friends list, or simply compare their friend's basic stats to their own. In the Xbox LIVE version, this feature is known as "Barracks". | |||
=== | ===Halo: Spartan Assault=== | ||
The | The PC version features the player's ''Spartan Assault'' service record, which includes basic statistics, mission progress and high scores, and achievements unlocked. | ||
== | ===Halo: Reach Stats=== | ||
The Halo: Reach service record outlines a player's '''Service Record''', '''Stats''' (including weapons stats), '''Game History''', and '''Challenges'''. The PC version of Waypoint also allows players to view [[Medals]] and [[Commendations]], '''File Share''', '''File Sets''', '''Recent Screenshots''', '''Xbox Downloads''' and '''Tag History'''. Bungie.net medals do not appear on Halo Waypoint.<ref group="note">List of "Bungie.net Medals" ([[Triple Double]], [[Avenge Me]], [[Bros to the End]], [[Thank the Maker]], [[Funkadelic]], [[Party Animal]], [[Love Machine]], [[Steaktacular]], [[Linktacular]], [[H. Ryan Memorial]], [[Seek and Destroy]], [[Ennobled]], [[Big Game Hunter]], and [[Wildcat Destabilizer]])</ref> Previously, players could view and compare their ''Reach'' detailed stats with their friends' in the web version. This has been discontinued, however on the Xbox LIVE version under '''Halo: Reach Service Record''' players can compare their basic ''Reach'' stats using "Friend Compare" and their general career stats using "Player Card Compare". | |||
===Halo | ===Halo: Anniversary=== | ||
The | The PC version of Waypoint also features an Anniversary service record which outlines campaign progress and time played on each level and difficulty. The record also lists [[Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary Skulls|Skulls]] collected, [[Terminal/Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary|Terminals]] unlocked, [[List of Achievements for Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary|achievements]] and objects scanned in the library [[Library (feature)|Library]]. Of these, only the terminals appear on the Xbox Live Version, which can be viewed by pressing "X" while in the main menu or by manually accessing the "Classified" menu. | ||
===Halo | ===Halo 3, ODST, Halo Wars & Halo 2=== | ||
The | The PC version of Waypoint also includes basic statistics pages for ''[[Halo 2 Vista]]'', ''[[Halo 3]]'', ''[[Halo Wars]]'', and ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''. Statistics displayed are: games played, kills, kill-death ratio, and achievements unlocked. | ||
=== | ===File share=== | ||
''Halo: Reach'' and ''Halo 4'' [[File Share]] items can be viewed on the web version of Waypoint. From Waypoint, files can be organized into groups (called "File Sets"), tagged, and downloaded to a computer or added to an Xbox LIVE download queue. This capability was originally hosted at Bungie.net but was discontinued on March 31, 2012. Waypoint added the feature in June 2012 and expanded the limit of file from six to 25. The ''Halo 4'' File Share was integrated with Halo Waypoint in February 2013. | |||
=== | ===Watchlist=== | ||
Players can save videos for future playback. When one video finishes playing, another starts automatically. Web and mobile exclusive. | |||
=== | ===Classified=== | ||
Terminals and other unlockables are recorded under Classified. There are five separate Data Sets: Alpha Halo Archive, Requiem Archive I, Requiem Archive II, Section 3 Archive, and Draetheus V Archive. | |||
[[File:TerminalDecoded.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A translation of the Forerunner script]] | |||
The Alpha Halo Archive includes the ten [[Terminal/Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary#Terminal 11|Terminals]] found in ''Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary'' as well as the eleventh bonus terminal. The eleventh terminal is unlocked by first finding and accessing the ten terminals found in the campaign, then inputting the characters found at the end of each terminal. The characters correspond directly with the Latin alphabet. In order from the first terminal, they are: "343GS", "HALO4", "SPARK", "FLOOD", "EARTH", "DEMON", "RINGS", "ARRAY", "HUMAN", and "HAVEN". Entering each code will unlock its respective terminal in for viewing on Waypoint, and will also grant the player with 7,000 credits in ''Halo: Reach'' and a background for the Waypoint forums. Once all codes have been entered, the eleventh terminal will be unlocked, and the player will have been awarded an additional 30000 cR for a total of 100,000 credits. | |||
Requiem Archive I is unlocked by completing at least three Spartan Ops chapters and inputting three codes: "1UK3CVYJZM", "3VGRZJ1BS6" and "Q239SF2PGZ". The first unlocks the [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Raider|Raider]] left and right shoulder pieces for use in ''Halo 4'' and awards 500XP. The second unlocks the Raider torso and 500XP. The third unlocks the Raider helmet and 500XP. Entering all three codes unlocks the Raider art gallery, the Raider [[multiplayer emblems|emblem]] and an additional 500XP. | |||
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The Section 3 Archive is unlocked by finding all seven [[Terminal/Halo 4|Terminals]] in the ''Halo 4'' campaign and inputting a "Wiseguy" code ("9WE621KN8F") and an "ONI" code ("T5CE6KV3R8"). The Wiseguy code unlocks its namesake emblem, the Domain Terminals artwork gallery and 2000XP. The ONI code unlocks its emblem, the Halo 4 Concept Art gallery and 5000XP. There are also three additional secret codes, known as "Day 1", "Curious" and "LASO". The Day 1 code ("M0DKEÆEMQC") unlocks an image of the "Classified" question mark with a cryptic caption "Where were you that day?" and 12116XP. It also also lists the Recruit emblem, however this emblem is already unlocked by default anyway. The Curious code ("1K3G7N17LL") unlocks the same image with the caption "How did you find me?" and 20,000XP. The LASO code ("EPGROIVIDR") is the most difficult of any code to use. To unlock the code, players must complete every level of the ''Halo 4'' campaign on Legendary with all skulls on (LASO). Completing these criteria and entering the code rewards the player with the LASO emblem and 50,000XP. The code bears the caption, "There is no limit to your bravery and skill," and congratulates the player with the message, "Excellent work, Spartan, only the select few can truly claim the LASO honour. This emblem commemorates your incredible accomplishment." The release of the [[Majestic Map Pack]] added a sixth code, "Majestic"("GTÆRFIEU6Q"), which unlocks a Majestic Map Pack concept art gallery, 25000XP and the message "Good eye for detail." The seventh code, "Rebirth", was released with ''[[Halo: Silentium]]'', its scrambled symbols found in the book's pages. The code ("73P1SJ66O9"), described as the "Silentium coda", awards 20,000XP and unlocks the ''Rebirth'' video: a forty-minute narration by [[Greg Bear]], describing the [[reintroduction]] phase from the perspective of [[Riser]], which serves as an epilogue to the novel. A few days after the release of the Rebirth code, an eighth code was released. The "Rebirth (Full)" code ("DLS1B0SXUI") grants 50,000XP and the Overachiever emblem, as well as unlocking a new version of the Rebirth video, with a different graphical display and an additional five minutes of content. The "Castle" code ("EXBBFÆKÆJ4") was released with the [[Castle Map Pack]], and unlocks a Castle Map Pack concept art gallery, 40,000XP and the message "Nothing gets past you." The next code, the "Bullseye" code ("5PZ4VHJ8MG"), released with the Bullseye Map Pack, will unlock concept art for [[Pitfall]] and [[Vertigo]], along with 30,000XP. | |||
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Requiem Archive II was made available with the release of the [[Crimson Map Pack]] and is unlocked with three new codes: "MN7VKCZPÆQ", "WQ6F2Y1M1P" and "8PXX1SMIQU". The first code requires the player to beat the first three episodes of Spartan Ops on Legendary and unlocks the Spartan Ops Concept Art gallery, the Raider DSTT left and right shoulders, the "On Your Shield" emblem and 2500XP. The second requires the player to complete the campaign [[Lone Wolf Legend|solo on Legendary]] and unlocks the "Legendary" gallery, the Raider DSTT torso and 7500 XP. The third and final code requires the player to complete 1000 games in War Games matchmaking and unlocks a concept art gallery, the Raider DSTT helmet, the "1K Club" emblem and 25000 XP. | |||
The Draetheus V Archive was made available following the release of [[Halo: Spartan Assault]] and comes with three new codes. The first code "Recruit" ("397ÆWKKR3Q"), which requires the Recruit achievement from Spartan Assault, unlocks 10,000 XP for Halo 4. The second code "Prodigy" ("OÆ09SS2A2V"), requires the Prodigy achievement to be unlocked , and will unlock 15,000 XP. The final code "MJOLNIR", or "Able Spartan" ("67706L40XV"), which requires the Powered by MJOLNIR achievement, will unlock 15,000 XP. Entering all three codes will unlock "Flying Colors", which includes 10,000 XP, a concept art gallery, and its namesake emblem. Unlocking the three codes, along with the [[Champions Bundle]], will allow the player to unlock exclusive Halo 4 content from Spartan Assault. A forth code "Flying Colors" (VGEN5Æ9RQW) was released on Christmas 2013. This code requires to the player to start and complete a Spartan Assault mission on the Xbox 360 or Xbox One versions of the game, and will unlock the "Flying Colors" emblem, 50,000 XP, and ''Spartan Assault'' concept art. If the player has already unlocked the original three codes prior to this one, they will still unlock 50,000 XP. | |||
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The | ===Achievements=== | ||
The Xbox Live version of Waypoint allows players to view every ''Halo'' achievement save those from ''Halo 2 Vista''. They can be viewed from their own record in the Career menu. | |||
The PC version of Waypoint allows players to view these same achievements, which are instead displayed in their respective service records. | |||
==Avatar Awards== | |||
To encourage players to use ''Waypoint'', several Awards (accessories for the player's [[Avatar (Xbox 360)|Xbox LIVE Avatar]]) can be unlocked through ''Waypoint''. To unlock an Award, the player must complete a specific task in one of the ''Halo'' games and then log in to ''Halo Waypoint''. There are currently 10 avatar items which vary from a Monitor prop to armor variants such as ODST helmets.<ref>[http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&cid=23588 '''Bungie.net''': ''Bungie Weekly Update: 10.30.09'']</ref> | |||
===List of avatar awards=== | |||
*'''Halo Waypoint Monitor:''' Log In to ''Halo Waypoint'' for the first time. An Avatar 'prop' which adds an idle animation to the player's Avatar in which their character summons a [[Forerunner]] [[Monitor]] who bobs and hovers around them playfully. | *'''Halo Waypoint Monitor:''' Log In to ''Halo Waypoint'' for the first time. An Avatar 'prop' which adds an idle animation to the player's Avatar in which their character summons a [[Forerunner]] [[Monitor]] who bobs and hovers around them playfully. | ||
*'''Rookie Helmet:''' Unlocked ''Halo 3: ODST''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Campaign Complete Achievement (Any difficulty). A 'hat' for Avatars, made in the image of the helmet worn by [[the Rookie]]. | *'''Rookie Helmet:''' Unlocked ''Halo 3: ODST''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Campaign Complete Achievement (Any difficulty). A 'hat' for Avatars, made in the image of the helmet worn by [[the Rookie]]. | ||
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*'''Halo 4 - Raider DSTT Helmet:''' Unlock all technical specs for the Raider DSTT Spartan-IV armor variant. | *'''Halo 4 - Raider DSTT Helmet:''' Unlock all technical specs for the Raider DSTT Spartan-IV armor variant. | ||
==Unlockable ''Reach'' Armor== | |||
Players | Players can also unlock [[seven]] armor pieces for ''Halo: Reach'' in a similar manner to the avatar awards. These pieces can currently only be viewed on the Xbox LIVE version of Waypoint under the '''Halo: Reach Service Record'''. The following are unlockable in-game content:<ref>[http://www.readyuplive.com/showthread.php/5790-X-10-Canada-Halo-Reach-Impressions'''Ready Up Live''': ''X'10 Canada - Halo: Reach Impressions'']</ref><ref>[http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&link=BWU_070910 '''Gamestop''': ''Bungie Weekly Update: 07.09.10'']</ref> | ||
*'''[[Military police|Military Police]] (Base):''' Reach Waypoint Career Milestone 15 and unlock [[The Soldier We Needed You To Be]] [[achievement]] from [[Halo: Reach]]. | *'''[[Military police|Military Police]] (Base):''' Reach Waypoint Career Milestone 15 and unlock the [[The Soldier We Needed You To Be]] [[Achievement|achievement]] from [[Halo: Reach]]. | ||
*'''Military Police (CBRN/HU/RS):''' Reach Waypoint Career Milestone 20, unlock the [[Pink and Deadly]] achievement from [[Halo 3: ODST]] and the Military Police (Base) Helmet. | *'''Military Police (CBRN/HU/RS):''' Reach Waypoint Career Milestone 20, unlock the [[Pink and Deadly]] achievement from [[Halo 3: ODST]] and the Military Police (Base) Helmet. | ||
*'''Military Police (HU/RS/CNM):''' Reach Waypoint Career Milestone 25, unlock the [[Fear the Pink Mist]] achievement from [[Halo 3]], the [[A Spoonful of Blamite]] achievement from Halo: Reach and the Military Police (CBRN/HU/RS) Helmet. | *'''Military Police (HU/RS/CNM):''' Reach Waypoint Career Milestone 25, unlock the [[Fear the Pink Mist]] achievement from [[Halo 3]], the [[A Spoonful of Blamite]] achievement from Halo: Reach and the Military Police (CBRN/HU/RS) Helmet. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*In the ''Halo'' universe, [[Waypoint]] is a major news source and interstellar mail delivery system.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=rPeMxbvCjYo '''YouTube''': ''Halo: From A to Z with Frank O'Connor'']</ref> This is most likely a reference to Halo Waypoint being the official source of news on the ''Halo'' universe. | *In the ''Halo'' universe, [[Waypoint]] is a major news source and interstellar mail delivery system.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=rPeMxbvCjYo '''YouTube''': ''Halo: From A to Z with Frank O'Connor'']</ref> This is most likely a reference to Halo Waypoint being the official source of news on the ''Halo'' universe. | ||
*On Xbox | *On Xbox LIVE, Waypoint is considered a game as this was the only option available when it was released (downloadable apps were not introduced until more than 2 years later). The "game" bears an ESRB rating of M for "Blood and Gore", "Language" and "Violence". | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Waypoint cover 2009-2010.jpg|Halo Waypoint's first cover, 2009-2010. | File:Waypoint cover 2009-2010.jpg|Halo Waypoint's first cover, 2009-2010. | ||
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File:Halo Waypoint logo.jpg|Halo Waypoint's original official banner, 2009-2010. | File:Halo Waypoint logo.jpg|Halo Waypoint's original official banner, 2009-2010. | ||
File:Waypoint Title Banner.png|Halo Waypoint's official banner, 2010-2012. | File:Waypoint Title Banner.png|Halo Waypoint's official banner, 2010-2012. | ||
File:Waypoint intro screen.jpg|Waypoint's title screen 2011-2012. | File:Waypoint intro screen.jpg|Waypoint's title screen 2011-2012. | ||
File:Waypoint intro 2012.jpg|Waypoint's title screen | File:Waypoint intro 2012.jpg|Waypoint's title screen 2012-present. | ||
File:Waypoint app.jpg|Halo Waypoint mobile app icon | File:Waypoint app.jpg|Halo Waypoint mobile app icon. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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== | ==Note== | ||
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== | ==Related pages== | ||
*[[Career Milestones]] | *[[Career Milestones]] | ||
*[[BTS: Halo Waypoint]] | *[[BTS: Halo Waypoint]] | ||
[[Category:Xbox Live]] | [[Category:Xbox Live]] | ||
[[Category:Halo Waypoint| ]] | [[Category:Halo Waypoint| ]] | ||