Halo 2 goes 3D
Bungie.net releases a panoramic 3D screen of the upcoming Xbox first-person shooter.
Today Microsoft developer Bungie found a new way to work the throngs of fans waiting for Halo 2 into a frenzy when it released a 3D screenshot of the upcoming Xbox first-person shooter on Bungie.net.
The custom gameplay shot is an 8.6MB high-res image of a Covenant Elite putting its energy sword to deadly use. The 3D element in the shot is the ability to rotate the image via Quicktime VR and get a look at the environment and carnage surrounding the Elite. In addition to posting the actual image on its site, Bungie has included a short piece on its official Web site detailing how it was created .
Though the screenshot is now available on GameSpot DLX, Halo 2 won't ship until November 9 for the Xbox. For the latest preview of the game, check out our multiplayer hands-on preview from E3 2004.
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