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Enjoy The Majesty Of Halo's Start Screens Without Actually Playing The Games
The Halo series has always had memorable start menus, but they're hard to enjoy when that pesky game keeps getting in the way. This website solves that issue.
By heading to the website halome.nu, you can choose to loop the start screen menus of every Halo game, complete with the music and the background animation that accompanies it. It's a pleasant and somewhat odd way to recall all those times you left the menu running while trying to get some work done in your dorm room, or when you're friend said, "Yeah, let's play Halo!" but then immediately left the room for 20 minutes to use the bathroom.
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