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Revision as of 08:29, November 7, 2007
Infection is a multiplayer gametype in Halo 3. It is the "official" Zombie mode after it's popularity as a custom game mode in Halo 2.
The object of the game is for the "human" team to stay alive as long as possible using a starting Shotgun and/or various weapons around the particular map; however, the goal for the "zombie" team is to kill, or "infect" the "human" team using only Energy Swords. The game is played in rounds with no apparent "teams", except for the in-game notification of which team you stand with.
It should be noted that during Infection, a zombie's abilities to pick up additional armament has been disabled. Players can adjust this setting if they wish to.
Sources
- Halo 3 Beta- so far a gameplay found by beta hackers, however it is uncovered.
- September 2007 EGM page 73
- Bungie Studios Podcast: Forgetacular 8/28/2007
- Picture: Projekt Revolution
- Halo 3
Trivia ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ One of the ways the fans play Infection in Halo 3 is making the Zombies move at 300% speed and giving them no shields.
