The Making of Halo

The disc on its attachment.

The Making of Halo is a promotional DVD-ROM distributed by Bungie in 2001 as part of the launch campaign for Halo: Combat Evolved on Xbox. The disc contains a compilation of trailers, commentaries, concept art, screenshots, soundtrack samples and more. The disc's contents are additionally included in The Ultimate Halo Companion DVD.

Summary

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Nearly four years in the making, Halo has inspired fierce anticipation from the moment It was unveiled. Even In the earliest stages of development it was apparent that Halo would not look, sound, or play quite like any other game-but then it was developed by a group of people who were not quite like any other game developers. Now, on the eve of Halo's release, we invite you to watch Halo evolve from an idea into a world-wide phenomenon.

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Contents

Team Interviews Commentary with Martin O'Donnell and Joseph Staten (Audio and Cinematics). Commentary with Steve Abeyta and Shi Kai Wang (Art). Commentary with John Howard and Jaime Griesemer (Level Design). Commentary with Alexander Seropian and Hamilton Chu (Production/Team Management). Concept Art Sketches. Storyboard for the first cinematic in HALO. Sounds of Halo Five tracks from the musical score of Halo: Combat Evolved. The Game Information of the game. Screenshots.

Movies MacWorld 1999. E3 2000. Gamestock 2001. Bonus Content All movie files in WMV format. All audio files in WMA format. Windows Media Player 7.1. Windows Media Player skin. Desktop themes for Windows XP.

Gallery

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  Back cover.

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  The disc.

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  "Home Base" menu.

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  DVD-ROM main menu.