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You can link up to 16 Xboxes via a LAN. Not 16 players like the original, 16 actual consoles. That could mean 64 players in that same room, how f**king crazy is that!?
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I'm going to play Unreal once I finish up this documentation. They're on the Linux machines you see, and run quite fast.
sweet as, mate
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I doubt you'd be able to get 64 players on Halo 2. The levels wouldn't be designed for that amount of people, would be nice though.
it'd be, quite frankly, and I don't think I'd be overstating here, INSANE
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> I doubt you'd be able to get 64 players on Halo 2. The levels wouldn't
> be designed for that amount of people, would be nice though.
Its probably just so you can get a screen per-person.
> I doubt you'd be able to get 64 players on Halo 2. The levels wouldn't
> be designed for that amount of people, would be nice though.
Its probably just so you can get a screen per-person.
It's the way the bloke said it too:
"You'll be able to connect 16 consoles. No-one's noticed that yet."
And it's true. All these press people were playing the game at E3, but from reading the articles on various websites, none picked up on it.
"You'll be able to connect 16 consoles. No-one's noticed that yet."
And it's true. All these press people were playing the game at E3, but from reading the articles on various websites, none picked up on it.
u cnt connect 16 xbox's on halo 1 btw
here's another fact about Halo 2 people...IT'S GONNA RULE ALL! HOO-AH!!
tsw wrote:
> u cnt
No need for that.
> u cnt
No need for that.
tsw wrote:
> u cnt connect 16 xbox's on halo 1 btw
*comes back to life*
> u cnt connect 16 xbox's on halo 1 btw
*comes back to life*
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