
LucasArts isn't the only developer with a proclivity to "hit the bricks", it seems -- according to the latest issue of EGM, Bungie is currently working on a heretofore unannounced project in conjunction with Lego. The brainchild of this unholy union is -- as you've probably already guessed -- Lego Halo. Set to follow the entire storyline of the Halo trilogy, and featuring gameplay similar to the other games in the Lego crossover genre (with just a dash of traditional FPS fare mixed in), this chimera is sure to sell like hotcakes to fans of Master Chief and construction toys both -- if it actually existed, that is.
As many of our loyal tipsters (as well as one of our sister sites) didn't realize, this exclusive preview ran in the April edition of EGM -- the same edition which is infamous for its history of April Fools' skullduggery. Sorry to break your naïve heart, if you didn't see this coming -- but the only way you're going to get your hot little hands on Lego Halo is if you order it from a parallel universe. Would you mind picking up a copy of Mushroom Kingdom Hearts for us while you're over there?
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..too far?
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This is NOTHING compared to the cruelty that is Sonic and Tails in Smash Bros Melee.
goddamn i spent like 100 trying to get that "sheng long fight"
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Mushroom Kingdom Hearts was an obvious joke...but how AWESOME would it be if it came to fruition?! And Lego Halo? Yes please!
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Wonderfully elaborate, I must say.
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Tell me it's fake NOW
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hey everyone remember POGs?
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I suppose I was right in wondering why the heck Bungie would make a Legal Halo game. Heh.
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Back in the day, newsstands wouldn't pull anything when the new issue came out. They would just leave stuff out until it was sold. Putting a few months in advance on the cover would lead people to believe that it wasn't as old as it actually was. It was basically a marketing gimmick that stuck around way after it was actually useful and now we have April Fools Day issues way before the actual date. I have no idea why they haven't changed this practice though.
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Now it's a huge thing that has taken up a full day and early scans start appearing a MONTH in advance.
It's stupid. Mostly the people who do it.
you must often find yourself at the ass end of jokes huh? no sense of humor or just a tightass jerkwad that doesn't like to see other people having any fun cause you forgot/never knew how? i suggest not stomping on the burning bag in front of your door this year, looking up when entering partically opened doors and don't reply with what when asked "guess what".
Or is it the fact that all these April Fools' articles are published at any time between February and May?
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In five years or so, this could easily be a reality. A kickass reality
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LRN2SARCASM
One could assume you merely were saying "Nice to see they're not working on a new Halo game." Which if taken sarcastically, "Nice to see they're not working on a new Halo game, NOT! Fucking losers lied and still are working on Halo games."
If you were doing what I think you meant to do which is to be so sarcastic as to be sarcastic twice over, making the whole post a jab at the (non-existent?) fantards jumping on the chance to mock Bungie.
I have spent far, far too much time analyzing your post. Kill me.
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but now im pissed...
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