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*On page 16, ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'' was not listed in the games the assault rifle appeared in. However, the [[MA5C Individual Combat Weapon System|MA5C Assault rifle]] does appear in ''Halo 3: ODST'' gameplay.
*On page 16, ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'' was not listed in the games the assault rifle appeared in. However, the [[MA5C Individual Combat Weapon System|MA5C Assault rifle]] does appear in ''Halo 3: ODST'' gameplay.
*On page 27, [[Cairo Station|Orbital Defense Station Array-142]], or the Cairo Station, is named as "Orbital Weapon Platform Array-142".
*On page 27, [[Cairo Station|Orbital Defense Platform Array-142]], or the Cairo Station, is named as "Orbital Weapon Platform Array-142".
*On page 33 where it shows [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/K variant|Commando armor]], the [[MA37 Individual Combat Weapon System]] is mistakenly mentioned as MA5C assault rifle.
*On page 33 where it shows [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/K variant|Commando armor]], the [[MA37 Individual Combat Weapon System]] is mistakenly mentioned as MA5C assault rifle.
*On page 35, it is said that the [[Control Room]] can be found in ''[[Halo Wars]]'', but the [[the Apex|Apex Site]] seems to have been mistaken as the Control Room.
*On page 35, it is said that the [[Control Room]] can be found in ''[[Halo Wars]]'', but the [[the Apex|Apex Site]] seems to have been mistaken as the Control Room.

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Halo: The Essential Visual Guide is a visual guidebook of the Halo universe, published by DK Publishing on July 4, 2011. The book contains images and additional information on the locations, characters, creatures, vehicles, and weapons from the Halo universe.[1] Each page in the guide is dedicated to one element, focusing on its role and significance in the Halo universe. The book also features over 600 pieces of screenshots, renders and several pieces of artwork specially commissioned by Microsoft artists.[2]

The book was written by 343 Industries Content Creator Jeremy Patenaude. In addition, 343 Industries consulted Stephen Loftus, a long-time Halo fan known for his technical analysis on various aspects of the Halo universe, as a technical advisor on some of the details.[3]

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