On March 19, 2007, the website underwent a new layout design and featured new accessibility features in preparation for the Halo 3 Beta and its launch. This hacking spree went on for a quarter hour. The Flood Forum was said to have been hit hardest with over an entire page filled with blocked topics. Many people thought it had something to do with the ARG Iris, but no one is certain. The hacker(s) caused panic by Rick Rolling and posting links to Meatspin. Stickies and topics were deleted and blocked. On Sunday, July 8, 2007, the Moderator Pezz had his, as well as others', accounts hacked. With the release of Myth II at the close of 1998, the site was further updated and now supported the multiplayer sides of both games.Ģ7 October 2015 The Great Hack of '07 remained to cover the business side, while it's sibling thrived. A few layout and content updates ensued throughout 1997 until at the end of the year, consequent of the release of Myth, was born, serving as a community, statistics and multiplayer metaserver. Even in the beginning, classic pages such as "Letters to the Webmaster and Soapbox" existed, if in a somewhat graphically inferior manner to the later versions. Every Xbox LIVE player that participates in a match of a Halo 2, Halo 3 or Halo 3: ODST will have an account created on automatically.ī began life in 1996 as, a community/business website covering Marathon and previous projects. retrieves data directly from the Xbox and Xbox 360 LIVE servers and stores it in its databases. In addition to being the main portal to all official information about Bungie and their games, also operates as a statistical database for the games Halo 2, Halo 3 and Halo 3: ODST.
OLD BUNGIE HALO STATS SERIES
Before Bungie was purchased by Microsoft, was used to host and play the Myth series of games.
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