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'''"Halo Blue"''' is the name that was thought to actually be a new Halo game from [[Bungie]]. However it was confirmed to be a simple flash drive. | =='''"Halo Blue"''' is the name that was thought to actually be a new Halo game from [[Bungie]]. However it was confirmed to be a simple flash drive.== | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
[[Image:Haloblue.jpg|thumb|Halo Blue]] | [[Image:Haloblue.jpg|thumb|Halo Blue]] | ||
"Halo Blue" was first discovered when an entry for the product on the Wal-Mart database appeared in a picture taken from Wal-Mart's intranet. According to this entry the product was set to be released 30th September 2008, although | "Halo Blue" was first discovered when an entry for the product on the Wal-Mart database appeared in a picture taken from Wal-Mart's intranet. According to this entry, the product was set to be released 30th September 2008, although it was thought to be a placeholder date.<ref>http://www.joystiq.com/2008/07/14/wal-mart-database-shows-entry-for-halo-blue/</ref> | ||
Despite a considerable level of expectancy from Halo fans for more information on "Halo Blue" to be released during Microsoft's press conference at E3 2008 there was no information announced on any new Halo projects. | Despite a considerable level of expectancy from Halo fans for more information on "Halo Blue" to be released during Microsoft's press conference at E3 2008 there was no information announced on any new Halo projects. Soon, Halo 3: ODST was announced. | ||
It was thought that "Halo Blue" was the codename or working title for a Halo project of a different name as it had been confirmed that it was not the codename for [[Halo: Chronicles]] which is a completely separate Halo project altogether. | It was thought that "Halo Blue" was the codename or working title for a Halo project of a different name as it had been confirmed that it was not the codename for [[Halo: Chronicles]] which is a completely separate Halo project altogether. | ||
However, controversy struck when searching for "halo blue" in the Wal-Mart online catalogue. | However, controversy struck when searching for "halo blue" in the Wal-Mart online catalogue. | ||
Many | Many people even used to believe that Halo Blue is a [http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=4231322 Baby Blanket]. The question still remains however, as to why it was featured in the "video games" section. | ||
==The True Product== | |||
It was confirmed that "Halo Blue" is a flash drive for your computer, nothing more. It does not include the level editor. It is a flash drive that is in the shape of Master Chief. | It was confirmed that "Halo Blue" is a flash drive for your computer, nothing more. It does not include the level editor. It is a flash drive that is in the shape of Master Chief. | ||
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"Halo Blue" is the name that was thought to actually be a new Halo game from Bungie. However it was confirmed to be a simple flash drive.
Overview
"Halo Blue" was first discovered when an entry for the product on the Wal-Mart database appeared in a picture taken from Wal-Mart's intranet. According to this entry, the product was set to be released 30th September 2008, although it was thought to be a placeholder date.[1]
Despite a considerable level of expectancy from Halo fans for more information on "Halo Blue" to be released during Microsoft's press conference at E3 2008 there was no information announced on any new Halo projects. Soon, Halo 3: ODST was announced.
It was thought that "Halo Blue" was the codename or working title for a Halo project of a different name as it had been confirmed that it was not the codename for Halo: Chronicles which is a completely separate Halo project altogether.
However, controversy struck when searching for "halo blue" in the Wal-Mart online catalogue. Many people even used to believe that Halo Blue is a Baby Blanket. The question still remains however, as to why it was featured in the "video games" section.
The True Product
It was confirmed that "Halo Blue" is a flash drive for your computer, nothing more. It does not include the level editor. It is a flash drive that is in the shape of Master Chief.
Trivia
- Halo Blue is actually a flash drive for your computer.
