Battleground: Halo is the latest receiver of the Halo update. Bungie's Matt Soell admits that its getting harder to make these updates because no new content is being added, and things are mostly being tweaked. However he has come up with a few things he can talk about.

This week's Halo update can be found at Bungie.org. Bungie's Matt Soell talks about the work on multiplayer levels, texture and sounds, various graphical fixes and a few other things.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, someone says this at least once a week, and chances are that it's total BS, but PC.IGN is reporting that the PC port of Halo is no longer a sure thing. They are making this statement based on two things: a scan of the cover artwork from the Xbox version has a "only on Xbox" label on it, and when they called Microsoft, they were told, "Microsoft will evaluate the PC version of Halo after the launch of it on Xbox." Regardless of all of this, keep in mind that Microsoft and Bungie have said time and again that it will appear on PC and Mac after its Xbox debut, regardless of the many reports to the contrary. On a related note, this week's Halo update is up at Rampancy.net, and features the usual bunch of info about the latest additions to the Xbox version of the game.

The new Halo update is up at Halo Players this week. Bungie's Matt Soell talks about the latest developments as always.

The newest Halo update is now available at Battlegrounds: Halo. Bungie's Matt Soell has a pretty good mid-sized update talking about bug fixing, lighting, work on weapons, music..everything pretty much.

Another weekly Halo update as always can be viewed here. Matt Soell covers misc bug fixing going on as well as what da dilly is with teaching the AI how to do stuff. Lets all pray the PC version isnt a turd!

PCZoneUK has a preview of Halo for the PC with word that once that abortion of an XBox release is put out for the MS console system the PC version will follow with actual multiplayer. Thanks Eric

Rampancy.net is host to the new Halo update by Bungie's Matt Soell. As always, brief but to the point.

Haloplayers is playing host to the new Halo update. Again, Bungie's Matt Soell gives an overview of the work done the past week.

3D Action Planet has the new Halo update with Bungie's Matt Soell talking about what they've been working on.

A new Halo movie has found it's way to the net. Halo.Bungie.org has a movie taken from the German GameStar magazine showing 3 minutes of footage from Bungie's FPS. There are mirrors here and here. Thanks Blues News.

The new Halo update is now available at Halo.Bungie.org. Bungie's Matt Soell runs through the things they've been working on for the Xbox/PC FPS.

Rampancy.net has posted the new Halo update written by Bungie's Matt Soell. All kinds of work being done again.

There's a new Halo development diary on Planet Xbox. This installment is written by Bungie level designer Jaime Griesemer, who talks about developing skillz through a tutorial level.

The new weekly Halo update is now up at Haloplayers. There's talk of the Dolby Digital 5.1 sound in the game, AI work, multiplayer fixes and a couple of more things. Saw that on Stomped.

Halo.Bungie.Org has a fan-generated interview where the Halo team is asked questions by readers of the site. There's questions about multiplayer co-op, the weapons, if Halo is being rushed for the Xbox, vehicles and more. Thanks BluesNews.

The Mac Observer has an audio interview with Bungie's Matt Soell. They talk about Halo. You'll need Quicktime to listen to it. Also Halo related is the weekly progress update.

The weekly Halo update is up at Bungie.org, with some more updates on the development of Bungie's Xbox, PC and Mac title Halo. Thanks Blues News.

As usual, there's an update on Halo during the weekend and today is no exception as one is up at Rampancy.net. Bungie's Matt Soell talks about updates to the multiplayer modes, a new team member to create multiplayer maps, new weapons that were added and "mighty stuff".

According to this messageboard post on Bungie.org, it looks like Internet support in the Xbox version of Halo is questionable at this time. Microsoft doesn't have a clear network strategy yet which makes it hard for Bungie to code in support for whatever Microsoft might come up with in the future. Thanks Crusader.

Unfortunately it's not possible for us to code support for internet play without more info than we have now. So Xbox Halo won't magically work over the internet when MS gets their networking stuff up. I don't think a patch will happen either.
A separate product is a possibility, but as things stand right now there is no definite plan for such a product. The team gets to decide what they work on next, but they won't make that decision until Halo is done.

It is stressed that this this is only for the Xbox version of Halo, so any waiting by the PC and Mac players for their version of the game will be possible be paid off with Internet support.