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Bungie Says Halo3 99.9% Done

Written by Mark C. Barlet

Published on 19 August 2007

The Bungie weekly Update tells its readers that Halo 3 is 99.9% done, I just hope it does not get stuck on the .1%

This looks like a great game if you have a bad day at work and you need to just put hot lead (or lasers) into something ...

Development on Halo 3 is winding down. While there's still a considerable amount of dudes here on site, playing through the game, testing the game, filing bugs and fixing bugs, the game is roughly 99.9% complete. That last .1% percent is pretty important, however. Right now, some testing is being done in a controlled retail environment via our Halo 3 Epsilon. You've probably seen reports online or even folks on your friends list playing it, so here's the scoop:

The Epsilon is a closed, final phase testing for Halo 3. We won't be making the Epsilon available for public consumption, so while that's immensely disappointing for folks hoping that Friends and Family invites would be extended for the Epsilon, just know that each day you wait in agony is another day closer to September 25.

They also released a crop of new screenshots, here is a link to their site , and a few below.