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==Halo 4 at E3 2012==
 
In 2012, 343 was poised to release their latest and most ambitious project yet, Halo 4. Drumming up anticipation, 343 took their project to the show-floor at the 2012 Electronic Entertainment Expo. During this time, 343 showed off Halo 4's 3 main game-modes; campaign, wargames, and spartan ops. In order to show off each of the 3 aforementioned game-modes, 343 built 3 different versions of the same game. One that booted to an incredibly limited campaign menu, one that booted to a limited wargames custom games menu, and one that booted to a limited spartan ops menu. These 3 builds would come to be known as the Halo 4 E3 builds. Contrary to what one might initially believe, each build is unique from one another considering each aim to show off different parts of Halo 4.
 
In 2012, 343 was poised to release their latest and most ambitious project yet, Halo 4. Drumming up anticipation, 343 took their project to the show-floor at the 2012 Electronic Entertainment Expo. During this time, 343 showed off Halo 4's 3 main game-modes; campaign, wargames, and spartan ops. In order to show off each of the 3 aforementioned game-modes, 343 built 3 different versions of the same game. One that booted to an incredibly limited campaign menu, one that booted to a limited wargames custom games menu, and one that booted to a limited spartan ops menu. These 3 builds would come to be known as the Halo 4 E3 builds. Contrary to what one might initially believe, each build is unique from one another considering each aim to show off different parts of Halo 4.
 
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==Keynote==
 
==Keynote==
Introduction
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The keynote presentation is perhaps this collections'
 
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<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:KeynotePic.jpeg|thumb|left|400px|Photograph taken in the E3 2012 build using an unlocked xex which gives players access to theater mode.]]</li>
 
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Revision as of 03:49, 2 June 2020

Halo 4 at E3 2012

In 2012, 343 was poised to release their latest and most ambitious project yet, Halo 4. Drumming up anticipation, 343 took their project to the show-floor at the 2012 Electronic Entertainment Expo. During this time, 343 showed off Halo 4's 3 main game-modes; campaign, wargames, and spartan ops. In order to show off each of the 3 aforementioned game-modes, 343 built 3 different versions of the same game. One that booted to an incredibly limited campaign menu, one that booted to a limited wargames custom games menu, and one that booted to a limited spartan ops menu. These 3 builds would come to be known as the Halo 4 E3 builds. Contrary to what one might initially believe, each build is unique from one another considering each aim to show off different parts of Halo 4.

Halo 4 E3 Build Dates
Build Name Build Date
Keynote Thu May 31 07:22:17 2012
WarGames Thu May 31 06:19:41 2012
Spartan Ops Thu May 31 06:23:28 2012

Keynote

The keynote presentation is perhaps this collections'

  • Photograph taken in the E3 2012 build using an unlocked xex which gives players access to theater mode.

Cut Content

That is one fine ass eel?

  • Whilst making an incredibly brief appearance in the Halo 4 E3 show, this odd creature is no where to be seen in the final game.

WarGames

Talk about war games son!!!

Spartan Ops

Talk about spops son!!!