The result is fascinating: a solid, Windows-compatible version of classic Halo 3 combat is in the wild. And the patch builders' official blog says the team did not receive a formal cease-and-desist order from either Microsoft or 343 Industries. Its Github repository is still online, which means the open source patch can still be downloaded.
The ElDewrito version of Halo Online is still online and functioning, with thousands of players matchmaking in its wholly free online multiplayer lobbies as of press time.
You can also check out our review here.On Tuesday, Microsoft's Halo development studio 343 Industries posted about a fan-made modification to a PC version of the series-and the studio said that Microsoft would "protect its Halo intellectual property." This, for all intents and purposes, sounded like yet another story of a fan-made game-tribute project facing a swift, legal smackdown.īut the story of the ElDewrito patch, designed for 2015's Russia-only game Halo Online, appears to be a little more nuanced, if not complicated.
Life Is Strange: True Colors is set to launch Friday, September 10 for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC. The winners will be notified around the beginning of October. Meanwhile, the three runners-up will each receive a digital copy of Life Is Strange: True Colors Ultimate Edition for the console of their choice. On top of all that, the patch design will be brought to life and sewn onto a unique jacket that will then be auctioned off in a prize draw to support charity. The lucky winner of the grand prize will receive a gift voucher for the Square Enix online store for $138, a Mxmtoon signature concert ukulele, a copy of Life Is Strange: True Colors Ultimate Edition, and a custom painted Nacon Rig 500 Pro gaming headset. You can check out the official rules here. The contest will run from September 7 to 14, and one grand prize winner will be selected along with three runners-up. Be sure to include the hashtags #ShowYourTrueColors and #Contest to enter.
Then, the patch needs to be posted on Instagram along with a caption that describes the inspiration behind the design. The contest, which is only open to those 18 years of age or older, requires participants to design a unique patch that will be sewed onto a jacket.
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