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The ending has leaked and guess WHAT........aaaaaaaa nah i just kiddin i wont say anything

http://kotaku.com/gaming/clips/halo-3-endi...nets-300466.php

but i suggest you all stay about frm the internet i can see this bein the new Harry POrter with people sneakin the endin in to other random videos!

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The ending has leaked and guess WHAT........aaaaaaaa nah i just kiddin i wont say anything

http://kotaku.com/gaming/clips/halo-3-endi...nets-300466.php

but i suggest you all stay about frm the internet i can see this bein the new Harry POrter with people sneakin the endin in to other random videos!

don't get in troubles! read what I posted before!!!

Not going to lie I watched the ending video. I'm not buying a 360 till later on so I'll only be playing Halo3 now and then at my friends.

You're missing out on a great console.

http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/14546/WARNIN...-Ending-Leaked/

It happened again! When Halo 2 launched, someone leaked the existence of the Arbiter before gamers could get their hands on the sequel to Halo. This time, a week before the game launches worldwide, some n00b has posted the ending of Halo 3? or did he?

We are not going to tell you the Halo 3 ending, nor provide a link to the video that shows it. But we wanted to tell you to be on the lookout since many forum trolls might start posting threads and spoof the ending of the game in one line.

Even if you find out about this leaked ending, we can tell you that the person who leaked the Halo 3 ending didn?t finish the game on Heroic or Legendary mode. Learn to play, n00bs!

You're missing out on a great console.

I'll be getting one later on to play with everyone. I know a lot of people getting halo3, I mean a lot. I'm loving my PS3 though and lots of RPGs coming to it soon, but I guess thats off topic.

Don't worry give me a few months and I'll be on ready to kick your ass :cool:

:angry: :angry: :angry: Cant belive my mate conned me into watching the ending, he said it was RvB ... i started watching and clicked on it wasnt but i got hooked and watched till the end ... arrrrrrrrrrrggg its not even out for a few days i feel like killing him!

:angry: :angry: :angry: Cant belive my mate conned me into watching the ending, he said it was RvB ... i started watching and clicked on it wasnt but i got hooked and watched till the end ... arrrrrrrrrrrggg its not even out for a few days i feel like killing him!

>.> Hey people are being bitches to me because I uploaded the video :o

Well, since you've made it this long I would recommend not looking into the new features at all. It will just make the experience all that much better when you have it in your hands on launch. :D

I would do the same, but who am I kidding, I can't help myself! :D

we'll i haven't watched any videos except that one. I don't know why i haven't watched any videos about halo 3, maybe i want to get the full experience when i have the game in hand next week, rather then teasing myself with loads of videos

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