A) October 2007 B) January 2009 C) February 2009 D) June 2016
A) March 12, 2009 B) January 29, 2009 C) February 5, 2009 D) October 2007
A) More than 2 million B) More than 5 million C) 1 million D) 639,000
A) Halo 3: Mythic B) The Spirit of Fire C) The Arbiter's Story D) Halo Wars: Genesis
A) Phil Noto B) The Arbiter C) Anders D) Michael Pachter
A) A Spirit of Fire patch B) A limited edition soundtrack C) The Mythic Map Pack D) A Warthog with flame decals
A) Killzone 2 B) Halo 3 C) Command & Conquer 3 D) Call of Duty: World at War
A) Console strategy game B) Action-adventure game C) Role-playing game D) First-person shooter
A) 2 million B) 639,000 C) 1 million D) 3 million
A) Phil Noto B) Microsoft C) 343 Industries D) Behaviour Interactive
A) Best of Halo bundle B) Spirit of Fire pack C) Mythic Map Pack D) Halo Wars: Genesis
A) Australia B) United Kingdom C) Germany D) United States
A) December 20, 2016 B) June 2016 C) March 2009 D) February 2009
A) 639,000 days B) 50 years C) 2 million hours D) 118 years
A) Behaviour Interactive B) GameStop C) Microsoft D) 343 Industries
A) Ensemble Studios B) Creative Assembly C) Robot Entertainment D) 343 Industries
A) 2552 B) 2531 C) 2490 D) 2510
A) Windows PC B) Xbox 360 C) PlayStation 3 D) Xbox One
A) Pillar of Autumn B) Forward Unto Dawn C) Spirit of Fire D) In Amber Clad
A) Gamescom 2007 B) X06 C) Tokyo Game Show 2008 D) E3 2005
A) 343 Industries B) Creative Assembly C) Bungie D) Robot Entertainment
A) Y button B) B button C) A button D) X button
A) Selects all units on screen B) Cancels selection C) Selects all units of the same type D) Orders units to attack
A) A hotkey bar B) A radial menu C) A command console D) A dropdown list
A) Warzone B) Campaign C) Firefight D) Skirmish mode
A) Brute Chieftain B) Prophet of Regret C) Captain Cutter D) The Arbiter
A) Massive Aerial Combat B) Mobile Artillery Command C) Military Attack Cruiser D) Magnetic Accelerator Cannon
A) Buildings B) Infantry C) Aircraft D) Artillery
A) Infantry B) Buildings C) Turrets D) Vehicles
A) Leaders B) Vehicles C) Buildings D) Aircraft
A) 5 minutes B) 30 seconds C) 60 seconds D) 2 minutes
A) Materials B) Credits C) Supplies D) Energy
A) Building temples B) Gathering supplies C) Constructing reactors D) Winning battles
A) Loss of hero units B) Loss of all supplies C) Loss of all units D) Loss of all tech
A) Only the Brute B) Only the Prophet C) No D) Yes
A) 25th century B) 28th century C) 26th century D) 27th century
A) Cortana B) Ellen Anders C) The Oracle D) Serina
A) Pilot B) Scientist C) Marine D) Spartan
A) A sacred ally B) The chosen protectors C) An affront D) A lost species
A) Disobeying orders and disorderly conduct B) Treason against the UNSC C) Stealing Forerunner artifacts D) Abandoning his post
A) Harvest B) Earth C) The Forerunner shield world D) Arcadia
A) Installation 04 B) Arcadia C) Reach D) Harvest
A) Plasma cannon B) Energy shield generator C) Halo ring D) Scarab
A) The Flood B) The Prometheans C) The Covenant D) The Sentinels
A) A miniature sun B) A massive data archive C) A fleet of ships D) The Prophet Hierarchs
A) Using a nuclear warhead B) Colliding the ship into the fleet C) Hacking the ship controls D) Detonating the ship's faster-than-light drive
A) A Spartan B) Ellen Anders C) John Forge D) James Cutter
A) He was ordered to stay by Captain Cutter B) He wanted to sacrifice himself for the glory of the UNSC C) The reactor was damaged and required manual detonation D) He was injured and could not board the ship
A) It immediately returns to Earth B) It is left drifting in space without a faster-than-light drive C) It is destroyed by the blast D) It is captured by the Flood
A) They are stranded on the Forerunner planet B) They return to their home colonies C) They enter cryonic sleep D) They are killed in the final explosion
A) David Sobolov B) Kim Mai Guest C) Gregg Berger D) Nolan North
A) Nolan North B) Courtenay Taylor C) Gregg Berger D) David Sobolov
A) Nolan North B) Courtenay Taylor C) Gregg Berger D) Kim Mai Guest
A) To establish a new religion B) To return to their home planet C) To defeat the Flood D) To obliterate humanity
A) ODSTs B) Elites C) Marines D) Spartans
A) Bungie B) Microsoft C) Ensemble Studios D) 343 Industries
A) First-person shooter B) Real-time strategy C) Role-playing game D) Racing game
A) 2006 B) 2000 C) 2007 D) 2004
A) By allowing resources to be mined automatically B) By sharing resources across all players C) By using a single resource produced at each base site D) By removing resource gathering entirely
A) A glowing circuit pattern B) A metallic grid pattern C) A camouflage pattern D) A repeating honeycomb pattern
A) Titan B) Gorgon C) Wraith D) Cyclops
A) Cyclops B) Minotaur C) Hydra D) Gorgon
A) Ensemble Studios B) Microsoft Game Studios C) Blur Studio D) Robot Entertainment
A) Tony Goodman B) Devine C) Kevin McMullan D) Stephen Rippy
A) Martin O'Donnell B) Stephen Rippy C) Michael Salvatori D) Kevin McMullan
A) By writing the music on a piano first B) Around synthesizer patches or drum loops C) By using existing Halo trilogy tracks only D) By collaborating with a choir in Seattle
A) The warring factions B) The environment C) The specific characters D) The ship Spirit of Fire
A) Audiokinetic Wwise B) Microsoft Sound Studio C) Ensemble Audio Engine D) Dolby Surround Mixer
A) May 2008 B) January 2008 C) December 2008 D) February 2008
A) Spirit of Fire B) Flollo C) Bad Here Day D) Five Long Years
A) Next Generation B) AOL Radio C) IGN D) GameSpy
A) Tug-of-war B) Strategic Options C) Historic Battles D) Reinforcement
A) Spawned randomly on maps B) Purchased from shops C) Received as reinforcements D) Trained at bases
A) 82/100 B) 75/100 C) 68/100 D) 90/100
A) Allen Rausch B) Thierry Nguyen C) Scott Steinberg D) Peter Hartlaub
A) Darren Zenko B) Tom Price C) Luke Anderson D) Peter Hartlaub
A) The UNSC B) The Forerunners C) The Flood D) The Covenant
A) 12 B) 10 C) 20 D) 15
A) Robot Entertainment B) Bungie C) Ensemble D) Microsoft |