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[[File:ONI_computer_terminal.jpg|thumb|A PC in [[Catherine Elizabeth Halsey|Dr. Halsey]]'s [[Tribute Room|lab]].]] | [[File:ONI_computer_terminal.jpg|thumb|A PC in [[Catherine Elizabeth Halsey|Dr. Halsey]]'s [[Tribute Room|lab]].]] | ||
A '''Personal computer''', often abbreviated as '''PC''', is a self-contained [[human]] computer usable by only one person at a time. It may be used as a home computer, or may be found in an office, school, and likely connected to a local network. | A '''Personal computer''', often abbreviated as '''PC''', is a self-contained [[human]] computer usable by only one person at a time. It may be used as a home computer, or may be found in an office, school, and likely connected to a local network. | ||
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==Halo on the PC == | ==Halo on the PC== | ||
''Halo'' was originally intended for the Macintosh, as a sequel to [[Bungie]]'s popular game ''[[Wikipedia:Marathon Infinity|Marathon: Infinity]]''. However, with the release of the [[Xbox]], and Microsoft's purchase of Bungie Software, the game was scrapped and ported as a first-person shooter on the Xbox. | ''[[Halo universe|Halo]]'' was originally intended for the Macintosh, as a sequel to [[Bungie]]'s popular game ''[[Wikipedia:Marathon Infinity|Marathon: Infinity]]''. However, with the release of the [[Xbox]], and Microsoft's purchase of Bungie Software, the game was scrapped and ported as a first-person shooter on the Xbox. | ||
In 2001 however, Bungie along with Gearbox Studios shipped a PC version of ''Halo'' which became popular with many PC gamers. However, many were disappointed with the netcode, and people complained that the port was poorly designed, causing lag in online play. ''[[Halo PC]]'' was created to fix these problems, eventually a program called [[Halo: Custom Edition]] followed. | In [[2001]] however, Bungie along with Gearbox Studios shipped a PC version of ''Halo'' which became popular with many PC gamers. However, many were disappointed with the netcode, and people complained that the port was poorly designed, causing lag in online play. ''[[Halo PC]]'' was created to fix these problems, eventually a program called ''[[Halo: Custom Edition]]'' followed. | ||
''[[Halo 2]]'' was ported to the Windows Vista operating system in 2007, titled ''[[Halo 2 Vista]]''. | ''[[Halo 2]]'' was ported to the Windows Vista operating system in 2007, titled ''[[Halo 2 Vista]]''. | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:ONI PC.jpg|A PC screen depicting a battle scene in the process of being digitally edited by [[ | File:ONI PC.jpg|A PC screen depicting a battle scene in the process of being digitally edited by [[Benjamin Giraud]] to look less gory. | ||
File:ONI keyboard and trinkets.jpg|A keyboard, with two smaller data devices. | File:ONI keyboard and trinkets.jpg|A keyboard, with two smaller data devices. | ||
File:HR PC.jpg| | File:HR PC.jpg| | ||
Revision as of 20:16, August 18, 2015
A Personal computer, often abbreviated as PC, is a self-contained human computer usable by only one person at a time. It may be used as a home computer, or may be found in an office, school, and likely connected to a local network.
Humanity has multiple types of personal computers:
Halo on the PC
Halo was originally intended for the Macintosh, as a sequel to Bungie's popular game Marathon: Infinity. However, with the release of the Xbox, and Microsoft's purchase of Bungie Software, the game was scrapped and ported as a first-person shooter on the Xbox.
In 2001 however, Bungie along with Gearbox Studios shipped a PC version of Halo which became popular with many PC gamers. However, many were disappointed with the netcode, and people complained that the port was poorly designed, causing lag in online play. Halo PC was created to fix these problems, eventually a program called Halo: Custom Edition followed.
Halo 2 was ported to the Windows Vista operating system in 2007, titled Halo 2 Vista.
Gallery
A PC screen depicting a battle scene in the process of being digitally edited by Benjamin Giraud to look less gory.
A keyboard, with two smaller data devices.
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