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Looks like the shooter Halo: Reach got leaked and is already available for illegal download via various file-sharing websites. Apparently Halo: Reach -- due out September 14 -- was made available for reviewers through Xbox Live Marketplace (the download weighs around 7GB). Hackers apparently circumvented Microsoft's security and snatched the game before you could say: "Master Chief's dirty knickers." Fans were asked to "go dark" after the leak.
"Posting to Discuss, Request, or Link To information or campaign spoilers from illegitimately obtained sources - including illegitimately obtained copies of Halo: Reach - before the game is officially released will be considered a leak and will be treated as such," moderators explained on Bungie's forum. "The moderation team is doing their best, but if you want to stay 100 per cent spoiler free, our best advice is to 'go dark' by staying off all internet gaming forums until you have played through the game!"
"We are aware of claims being made regarding a security exploit related to Halo: Reach and are aggressively investigating the matter," a spokesperson said to IGN. "We have no further details to share at this time."
Bummer. Those evil dastardly, bastardly software pirates are at it again. Although I never expected them to snatch the game this quickly... I'll bet MS was caught completely off their guard on this one.
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Also, PC Gaming is NOT dead, it's alive and kicking. But with so many game developers creating their games ONLY for consoles because they think all PC Gamers are pirates, it's no wonder people think it's dead.
Didn't they XBLA games, each and everyone of them, are readily available for consoles that are 'JTAG'ed'?
Not saying the latter isn't possible, just that the former is a much simpler and thus more plausible explanation. Occam's razor, folks.
Games are getting released for illegal download before the ship-date all the time. How do you think that's happening? It's usually not because of leet hax0rz... but useful 'contacts' in the industry.
Another uninteresting, unimaginative game leaked !
I want my mommy ;-(
"Go dark" indeed... as if the legion of Halo fanboys really care all that much about the single-player campaign anyway.
They should stay off the internet, not talk to people, read newspapers or watch news. In fact, its for the best they should quit their jobs and lock themselves in a room until reach comes out
If they don't start trying to bring these games back to the pc, they will see they're oh so lucrative market sublimate into the thin air in a few years time.