Halo // Current TV

Ohio State Half Time: You Must Watch This Amazing Marching Band Perform Video Game Music

"Featuring music from Zelda, Halo, and quite a few other games, this performance... more

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Awesome (and Horrible) Video Game Halloween Costumes

We’ve compiled a set of gaming costumes that you may want to consider looking... more

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The Best, Worst and Weirdest Live-Action Video Game Trailers – Day One

Modern video games can produce some of the grandest vistas, most heart-pounding... more

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Olde Tyme Gamer: Button Masher

Bobby's button mashing gets out of control.

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Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary Edition Timberland, Prisoner, Installation 04

Today Mircrosoft announced new Halo: Anniversary Maps that will ship with Anniversary... more

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Bungie Gives Halo to Microsoft and there good bye notice

On Aug. 2 the studio will fully hand over all administration of Halo to its owner,... more

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4 Reasons Halo 4 will be a EPIC game!

With Bungie moving onto greener pastures and leaving their most famous franchise... more

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Bungie hiring PlayStation 3 mobile/server engineering positions

Bungie is hiring Video game designers PlayStation 3 and mobile/server engineering... more

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E311: What to Expect from Microsoft

What is Microsoft bringing to E3 2011? Our big guide details Kinect, Halo, Forza 4,... more

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The Evening Report: Fight for the Spotlight Edition

Today we bring it hard. Sony avoiding a congressional hearing? Halo-mania? uDraw on... more

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Aisha Tyler Totally Plays Brett

If you've been avoiding infoMania because it lacks intricate analysis of video games, then do we have the segment for you! Guest Aisha Tyler schools host Brett Erlich on "Halo," "Fallout 3" and "God of War." And gamers and non-gamers alike will enjoy actress/comedian Tyler talking about her role as the sexy spy Lana on FX's "Archer," working in her pajamas and wishing Lana occasionally wore pants.

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Go to http://current.com/infomania for more, and make sure to check out our Facebook profile for special features at http://facebook.com/infomania.If you've been avoiding infoMania because it lacks intricate analysis of video... more