#rachet-halo

[sjbattleangel]

*Bioshock. Fallout. Metal Gear Solid. Call Of Duty. Halo. Jak II. Final Fantasy VII. Final Fantasy X. Valkyria Chronicles. Tales Of Symphonia. Tales Of Versperia. Fire Emblem. Rachet & Clank. Grand Theft Auto V exist*. Gamergate/Comicsgate/Fandom Menace chuds: YAY!

*Gone Home. Abby and Ellie from The Last Of Us Part II. Spider-Man (Miles Morales) and Hailey Cooper from Marvel's Spider-Man 2. Saga Anderson from Alan Wake II. Vinyl from Bomb Rush Cyberfunk. Mizhena from Baldur's Gate: Siege of Dragonspear. Life Is Strange: True Colors. Usual June. Dustborn exist* Gamergate/Comicsgate/Fandom Menace chuds: You Made it political.

[mmepastel]

News Parfums.

J’ai failli me racheter Never Spring de Björk & Berries car vraiment, j’ai adoré le porter… mais j’ai fait un tour à Santa Rosa, et mon cœur a fait boum pour le parfum d’Etat Libre d’Orange, Sous le Pont Mirabeau.

C’est marrant, c’est le premier que j’ai senti dans la boutique où je suis restée longuement, mais je l’avais repéré dans la presse par-ci par-là quand il était sorti l’été dernier. Je me souvenais juste que je l’avais estimé intéressant, que je pensais qu’il pourrait me plaire, je ne me souvenais plus du tout du descriptif.

Je l’ai vaporisé sur une touche d’essai, et je l’ai trouvé très étonnant, très mystérieux et équilibré, j’avais du mal à définir quelque chose de dominant, c’était comme un halo très envoûtant, très agréable.

J’ai bien compris que c’était un hommage à Paris, avec une forme de mélancolie avec ce titre emprunté à Apollinaire mais je n’ai pas ressenti quoique ce soit en rapport avec la capitale, ni avec la mélancolie.

C’est un mélange qui évolue lentement quand on le détaille (alors qu’au début j’étais saisie par son ensemble qui m’avait semblé indéfinissable), qui mêle tout d’abord (ce que j’ai identifié ensuite) quelque chose de légèrement piquant : la bergamote et des baies roses, ensuite, on distingue une odeur de bois fumé (l’encens, sans doute)et en même temps des notes aquatiques, presque proches du melon ; mais ces notes aquatiques évoquent plutôt l’océan que la Seine selon moi, il y a quelque chose d’iodé que j’ai beaucoup aimé ; puis on sent au fil du temps le bois s’arrondir, se faire doux et sophistiqué à la fois, un bois chic, du santal nous dit-on, et aussi du cèdre, de l’ambre gris, associés à la douceur de la vanille et du musc.

Je n’ai pas distingué les notes de figue et de violette, mais je ne suis pas étonnée qu’elles soient présentes dans ce parfum nouveau que j’aime car, surtout pour la figue, c’est un ingrédient récurrent dans les jus qui me séduisent.

Ensuite, j’en ai mis au creux du poignet et je suis allée me balader pour vérifier son évolution, et m’assurer que j’avais bien un coup de foudre (un autre m’avait plu aussi, mais c’était une Cologne, alors j’avais peur de sa tenue). Je suis revenue l’acheter assez vite.

Ce que j’aime, c’est de sentir en même temps le bois et l’eau, si je puis dire, un mélange peu habituel, parfaitement harmonieux, qui est réconfortant, hors saison pourrait-on dire, et l’impression d’avoir à faire avec de la qualité. Je me fais rarement ce type de remarque, mais il me semble que rien n’est « cheap » dans ce parfum (pas le prix non plus 🥴), rien ne semble factice, même les notes synthétiques sont bluffantes. Les couches de la pyramide olfactive se superposent et s’organisent à merveille, elles ne se volent pas la vedette. En résulte un ensemble super chic et enveloppant, assez unique, pas tapageur mais plein de caractère, étourdissant de douceur.

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[jjjordiiii]

It's prolly cuz I was raised on a ps2 with assassins creed 2 and Rachet and clank but I've never liked the Halo games. Even playing them now I'm just like "Wow this certainly is a shooter game." Same with Call of Duty, I liked Advanced Warfare, hated WW2, and slightly enjoy Warzone. I've only ever owned AW and WW2.

If I had to rank the Halo games I've played it'd be

Halo Wars 2

Halo 3

Halo 5

Halo Infinite

[rickyvalero]

2021s Most Anticipated Video Games

2021s Most Anticipated Video Games

With 2020 behind us it’s time to move forward into the new year with new beginnings, new goals, and new video games. Here are Music City Drive-In’s most anticipated games of 2021. Halo Infinite Developer: 343 Industries Platforms: PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S Fans panned Master Chief’s reappearance last year, and Microsoft’s developers at 343 Industries went back to the drawing board. Halo…

[youronlydrpepper]

Chibi commission for Rachet-Halo on Deviantart! Thanks so much for commissioning me!

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The Enemy is the World. August 2012. A request from rachet-halo on dA of their OC Aqua. The title is a play on Mitsuhide Akechi’s famous “The enemy is at Honnoji” line.

[misskimhasspoken]

Tekkan 3, crash the bandicoot, spiral the magic dragon, need for speed 2-4, halo, tomb raider, jack and Daxter, Rachet and Clank, Frogger

[undefineableai]

A list of my favorite games in the whole wide world 👾🎮

1. Nintendo Wii Sports

2. Grand Theft Auto III

3. Grand Theft Auto V

4. Birdie Crush

5. Rise of The Tomb Raider

6. Pokémon GO

7. Overwatch

8. Minecraft

9. Cyberpunk 2077

10. Burnout Revenge

11. Resident Evil Resistance

12. World War Z

13. League of Legends

14. Half Life 2

15. Diablo III Reaper of Souls

16. Cooking Mama

17. Super Mario Galaxy

18. Dangerous Driving

19. Xenon Racer

20. Tearaway

21. Mario Kart

22. Gravity Rush 2

23. Blackjack

24. Everybody’s Gone to The Rapture

25. Sky Children of the Light

26. Drive Club

27. Midnight Club LA

28. Red Dead Redemption 2

29. Genshin Impact

30. Clue

31. Monopoly

32. Cytus II

33. Galaga

33. Pac-Man Championship Edition DX

34. Detroit Become Human

35. Contra II

36. Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain

37. Nier Automata

38. Ghost of Tsushima

39. Fortnite

40. PUBG

41. Super Smash Bros

42. Beatsaber

43. The Sims 4

44. DOOM Eternal

45. Project Gotham Racing 3

46. Raving Rabbids

47. Star Wars Battlefront

48. Dirt Rally

49. The Crew 2

50. Crash Bandicoot

51. Uncharted Drakes Fortune

52. Rachet and Clank

53. Mortal Kombat 11

54. Yakuza 5

55. Hyperdimension Neptunia

56. Portal 2

57. Lollipop Chainsaw

58. The Witcher 3

59. The Last of Us

60. Among Us

61. Drive

62. Art of Rally

63. Final Fantasy XIII Lightning Returns

64. Final Fantasy VII

65. Katamari

66. Bloons

67. Besiege

68. The Forest

69. Rainbow Six Siege

70. Blacklist

71. Danganronpa Happy Trigger Havoc

72. DOA

73. Senran Kagura Peach Beach Splash

74. RWBY Grimm Eclipse

75. Little Big Planet

76. Halo 4

77. DDR

78. Super Mario 64

79. Super Meat Boy

80. Superbrothers Sword and Sworcery

81. Bioshock Infinite

82. Metroid Prime

83. The Incredibles

84. XCOM 2

85. Earthbound

86. Shadow of the Colossus

87. OSU

88. Bully

89. Smugglers Run

90. Subnautica

91. Animal Crossing

92. Helltaker

93. Hades

94. Everspace

95. Mysteria Occult Shadows

96. Hatsune Miku Project Diva

97. Fancade

98. Thumper

99. Sim City

100. Devil May Cry

[80sgamer]

Is Phil Spencer The Right Man For The Job?

 In this week's episode, Kiaun will discuss rumors about the alleged Nintendo Switch Pro, Halo Infinite is going under some major changes, we get our first look at Rocksteady and WB Montreal's brand new Batman games, we get some very interesting news about Rachet & Clank : Rift Apart and allegedly the Playstation 5 will be getting a tear down.

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[bounthavy]

Bungie, ou comment un développeur Mac fait vendre des consoles Microsoft !

Comment les créateurs de Halo ont commencé comme des développeurs de jeux vidéo sur Mac avant de produire des exclusivités pour Microsoft

Au Macworld de 1999, lors de sa keynote annuelle, Steve Jobs présente le titre qui va révolutionner le jeu sur Macintosh : HALO ! Mais le petit studio de jeu se fait racheter par Microsoft et Halo sort deux ans plus tard comme un titre exclusif à la nouvelle console, Xbox. Comment en est-on arrivé là ?

Comme bien des success stories des débuts du jeu vidéo, tout commence dans une chambre…

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Choosing the Right Game System

1. Xbox 360

Xbox's latest system is the Xbox 360 Elite, which is smaller compared to the Xbox 360. The Xbox 360 is preceded by the Xbox. Many older Xbox games can be played on the Xbox 360. Even though there is a huge variety of games to your Xbox 360 for several age groups, Xbox games seem to target more mature gamers, like teens and adults. The normal Xbox games have been"war-like" matches such as the popular Halo series. You could even make friends online and play games in groups, like raids on each other bases or functioning as a staff to help out on quests. You have to purchase Xbox Live to use these attributes. Xbox live could be bought monthly for approximately $9 a month or yearly for a little more than $200 annually. You can use your card to the console or buy Xbox Points to pay for them. You can even watch Netflix Instant Watch films (in case you have a Netflix membership,) Zune new releases, connect it to your own music in your pc (if you've got the correct version of Windows), Facebook and lots of others. Accessories like a camera and headset allow you to talk to and see your competitors. Newly released games to the Xbox 360 typically vary from $50 to $60. New games, that aren't new releases can frequently be found for $30 to $40. Used games can be found for as low as $10.

2. Nintendo Wii

Nintendo's latest system is that the Nintendo Wii which is designed using a"Wii Remote" plus also a"Nunchuck." Many games require just these two pieces. There are lots of add-ons into the Wii distant, like a motion sensor which is necessary for some games, a balance board that's required for some games, and straps to attach the distant and nunchuck for you for games the monitor your movement. The new controllers are designed to be intuitive to use even for more mature players who normally disdain video games ('. . .back when I was a kid...") Recently, games are aimed at getting children up and moving with games such as Wii Resorts, at which player take part in sports such as throwing a Frisbee, jousting (which my children just loved), bow and arrow, jet ski, etc.. Most newer consoles include Wii Sports that include games such as tennis and bowling and monitors your progress every day. A number of the games have been designed using a family theme, however there are just as many teen and adult games. Additionally, you can buy add-ons that attach to your control. Among our favorite was the light saber controllers that glowed and had sound effects. You will find tennis rackets for tennis, firearms for shooting games, golf clubs, etc.. I discovered some of those add-ons for a buck in the Dollar Tree, and Big Lots sells a pack of controls which are extremely inexpensive. 1 game we don't possess, but a saw some priest enjoying is boxing. You however the control in boxing gloves and you punch at (but don't really hit it please) the screen to score points and knock out your opponent (your sibling.) There are quite a few exercise"games" in which you exercise together with the controllers and the"game" monitors your progress and also offers support and tips. It is not all exercise. Many games, for example Raymon Raving Rabbids, has you sit Wii Balance Board and Skii. The balance board also turns to a Skate Board and is used for monitoring running, jumping, etc.. The sport price range is like that of the Xbox 360, but utilized games will cost a little more, and locating a used balance board, or camera is nearly impossible. Though we've experienced our Wii for just a very brief time and have just a couple of games (and not equilibrium board or other cool items ) I rate this console the greatest for families looking to enjoy time together without running around town to various activities. You can locate consoles for less on ebay.com and shopgoodwill.com (simply read carefully about functionality and always check transport ). GameStop offers consoles also, and they've been refurbished, checked, and include a warranty with an optional extended warranty. The Wii also plays Netflix instant watch matches, but you have to ask Netflix to get a special disk (which can be free of charge.)

3. PlayStation 2 or 3

Ok, I really don't understand a lot about the PlayStation 3, however we have had the PlayStation 2 for a lengthy time and it has games are fantastic for your"almost a teen" age group. Our very first games was Rachet and Clank, which we obtained when my son was 6. He really appreciated it and picked up the controls pretty quickly. The controllers for the PlayStation 2 are far more similar to this"legacy" (legacy means old like Atari controls and joysticks.) I believe the PlayStation 3 features controls that are very much like the Xbox 360 controls. You have to get the upgraded PlayStation 3 in order for it to be backwards compatible with PlayStation 2 games. PlayStation 3 can also be attempting to pick-up more of the mature market and offers more older games. There are cameras for this particular game and you've got the capacity to socialize with other players.

4. Handheld games: Nintendo DS/DSI vs. PSP (PlayStation Portable)

If you travel a whole lot, then a handheld system is best for you. The PSP, and Nintendo DSI will link to local Wireless networks and play games. The Nintendo DSI is the latest release of handhelds by Nintendo and preceded by the DS, Game Boy Advance, and only Game Boy. Every one of the systems used little"cartridge" type games which plug-into the the console along with the DSI is backwards compatible with all of it's predecessors. These capsules are extremely sturdy that makes them excellent for children. We really found one that was dropeed by my cousin, rained on and pushed on and it worked! Also, the Nintendo DSI is considerably larger than the Nintedo DS. The PSP uses miniature CD-like disks which need accountable care. I believe both the PSP and Nintendo DSI have comparable lines of games and movies available, and both will connect to a wireless network. The Nintendo DS/DSI can download games from stations at places like Walmart. I haven't used this feature yet, and it's uncertain as to whether you've got to pay a commission. I will update you the first time I try it out!

Summary:

A sport system for family pleasure: Nintendo Wii A game system for teen agers and much more older players: Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 A sport system that encourages exercise: Nintendo Wii A game platform for older kids, around 6 and older: PlayStation 3 A sport system for viewing movies on the go: Nintendo DSI or PSP A portable video game system: Nintendo DS/DSI or PSP A game platform for younger kids: Nintendo Wii or PlayStation 2 (or the upgraded PlayStation 3). For young children, you may also want to consider less costly options like Nintendo 64 and PlayStation 1.

One more note, each of those systems have Band and Singing games, such as Guitar Hero, Rock Band, Sing it! , etc. and have accessories for them such as microphones, guitars, and drum sets. The accessories, although exactly the same change in cost based on the system. To know more info click https://www.tomsmonitor.com/144hz-monitor/

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Selecting the Right Game System

1. Xbox 360

Xbox's most recent system is the Xbox 360 Elite, which can be smaller than the Xbox 360. The Xbox 360 is preceded by the Xbox. Many older Xbox games can be played on the Xbox 360. Even though there is a wide array of games for your Xbox 360 for many age classes, Xbox games appear to target more older players, like teenagers and adults. The normal Xbox games have been"war-like" games like the popular Halo series. You could even make friends online and play games in groups, such as raids on each others foundations or functioning as a team to help out on quests. You need to buy Xbox Live to use these attributes. Xbox live could be purchased monthly for about $9 a month or yearly for a bit more than $200 a year. You can use your card on the console or buy Xbox Points to cover them. You might also watch Netflix Instant Watch films (if you have a Netflix membership,) Zune new releases, then connect it to your own music on your personal computer (if you've got the appropriate version of Windows), Facebook and lots of others. Accessories such as a headset and camera permit you to speak to and watch your competitors. Recently released games for the Xbox 360 normally vary from $50 to $60. New games, which aren't new releases can frequently be found for $30 to $40. Used games are available for as low as $10.

2. Nintendo Wii

Nintendo's most recent system is that the Nintendo Wii which is designed using a"Wii Remote" and also a"Nunchuck." Many games need only both of these pieces. There are lots of add-ons into the Wii remote, like a motion sensor which is necessary for a few matches, a balance board that's required for some games, and straps to attach the distant and nunchuck to you for matches the track your motion. The new controllers are designed to be intuitive to use for more mature gamers who typically disdain video games ('. . .back when I was a kid...") Recently, games have been aimed at getting children up and proceeding with games such as Wii Resorts, where participant take part in sports like throwing a Frisbee, jousting (that my kids just loved), bow and arrow, jet ski, etc.. Most newer consoles include Wii Sports that include games such as bowling and tennis and tracks your progress each day. A number of the games have been designed with a family theme, however there are just as many adult and teen games. Additionally, you can buy add-ons which attach to your control. Among our favorite was the light saber controls that glowed and'd sound effects. You will find tennis rackets for tennis, firearms for shooting games, golf clubs, etc.. I found some of those add-ons for a buck in the Dollar Tree, and Big Lots sells a pack of controllers that are very inexpensive. 1 game we do not have, but a saw some siblings playing, is boxing. You however the control in boxing gloves and you hit (but do not really hit it please) the screen to score points and knock out your opponent (your sibling.) There are quite a few exercise"games" where you exercise together with the controllers as well as the"game" monitors your progress and offers support and tips. It's not all exercise. Many games, for example Raymon Raving Rabbids, has you sit on the Wii Balance Board and Skii. The balance board also turns to a Skate Board and is used for tracking jogging, jumping, etc.. The sport cost range is like that of the Xbox 360, but used games tends to cost a little more, and finding a used equilibrium boardcamera or mouse is extremely hard. Although we have had our Wii for only a very short time and have just a few games (and not equilibrium board or other cool items ) I speed this console the greatest for families looking to enjoy time together without running around town to several activities. You can find consoles for less on ebay.com and shopgoodwill.com (just read carefully about functionality and check transport ). GameStop offers consoles also, and they have been refurbished, checked, and come with a guarantee with an optional extended warranty. The Wii also plays Netflix instantaneous watch matches, but you must ask Netflix to get a distinctive disk (which can be free of charge.)

3. PlayStation 2 or 3

Ok, I don't know a lot about the PlayStation 3, however we have experienced the PlayStation 2 for a very long time and it's games are great for your"almost a teen" age category. Our first games was Rachet and Clank, which we obtained when my son was 6. He really loved it then and picked up the controls pretty quickly. The controls for the PlayStation 2 are far more similar to the"legacy" (legacy signifies old like Atari controls and joysticks.) I believe the PlayStation 3 attributes controls that are extremely similar to the Xbox 360 controllers. You need to buy the updated PlayStation 3 so for it to be backwards compatible with PlayStation 2 games. PlayStation 3 can also be attempting to pick-up greater of this adult market and provides more mature games. You will find cameras for this particular game and you have the ability to interact with other players.

4. Handheld games: Nintendo DS/DSI vs. PSP (PlayStation Portable)

If you travel a whole lot, then a handheld system is best for you. Both the PSP, and Nintendo DSI will link to local Wireless networks and play matches. The Nintendo DSI is the Most Recent release of handhelds by Nintendo and preceded by the DS, Game Boy Advance, and just Game Boy. Every one of those systems used small"cartridge" type games that plug-into the console and the DSI is backwards compatible with all of it's predecessors. These cartridges are very sturdy that makes them great for children. We actually found one that was dropeed with my cousin, rained on and pushed on and it worked! Also, the Nintendo DSI is considerably larger than the Nintedo DS. The PSP uses miniature CD-like discs which need accountable care. I believe both the PSP and Nintendo DSI have similar lines of games and movies available, and both will relate to a wireless network. The Nintendo DS/DSI can download games from channels at places like Walmart. I have not used this feature yet, and it is uncertain as to if you've got to pay a commission. I will update you the first time I try it out!

Summary:

A sport system for family fun: Nintendo Wii A sport system for teen agers and much more mature players: Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 A game system which promotes exercise: Nintendo Wii A game platform for older children, around 6 and older: PlayStation 3 A sport system for watching films on the move: Nintendo DSI or PSP A portable video game system: Nintendo DS/DSI or PSP A game platform for younger kids: Nintendo Wii or PlayStation 2 (or the updated PlayStation 3). For young children, you might also want to consider less costly options like Nintendo 64 and PlayStation 1.

Yet another note, each of those systems have Band and Singing games, such as Guitar Hero, Rock Band, Sing it! , etc. and also have accessories for them such as microphones, guitars, and drum sets. The accessories, though the same change in price depending on the system. For more information click One-Stop Buyer's Guide:Best 4k Gaming Monitor

[christec]

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