"It isn't really a tease," he said to MTV. "We're not looking at the beta as a way to string someone along in hopes that they might go out and buy Halo 3 when it finally comes out. We have a ton of confidence in that story and that game. We really look at it as a way... Of testing the technology and making sure that some of our more far-reaching design goals are being met. So people should expect a pretty robust experience when they're playing."
"Don't call it a demo," he added. "This is a beta. There might be some seams that are showing at certain points because it is a beta. But we think this is the best way to get ready for the Halo 3 launch."
In other news concerning our readers' most anticipated game of 2007, there's still time to get in on the Halo 3 beta goodness if you missed the original sign-ups - though you will need to purchase a copy from the first shipment of the (rather bleedin' brilliant) Xbox 360 game Crackdown, which will come with a free Halo 3 beta key.


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