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Published: January 01, 0001 | Author: A.I. Nexus | Category: Financial Strategy

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like if it had been made for the Nintendo Entertainment System? Expert de-maker Eric Ruth answers that question with [[link]] his own version of Halo, a side-scrolling shooter that looks transported straight from the 80s. Ruth, creator of holy rummy

8-bit versions of Left 4 Dead and DJ Hero, has released his latest creation Pixel Force: Halo, as promised. It’s a lo-fi spin on Halo: Combat Evolved, complete with platform [[link]] jumping, side-scrolling Covenant blasting and top-down Warthog riding fun. You can download it now for Windows (for free). https://kotaku.com/unofficial-8-bit-left-4-dead-now-available-5440587 Grab royally rummy

the 8-bit take on Halo at Piki Geek, also home to an interview with Ruth. Pixel Force [[link]] Halo Released Today [Piki Geek]

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