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Bungie.org has a new page set up to cover the recent Bungie Fanfest and subsequent E3 goodies. It sounds like fun was had by all at this now-regular event. The 100+ fans that showed up were treated to some Bungie trivia, and Halo play on the X-box. Here's a quick rundown:

Thanks to Miguel 'Freewill' Chavez, Bungie Fanfest V was a rollicking success. Over 100 Bungie fans showed up for a rambling reminiscence of Bungie's first 10 years in the software business (May 15 was Bungie's official 10th birthday), a trivia contest in which the top prize (unclaimed) was an Xbox and a copy of Halo, and some down-and-dirty 8-player Halo Capture the Flag. Other prizes during the trivia contest included signed Craig Mullins prints (Craig was on hand, a special bonus.) Over the next few days, we'll bring you the trivia questions (and answers), and the slideshow that Matt Soell presented to the crowd, as well as more Halo goodness

In related news, the folks at MacGamer recently chatted with Bungie about their feelings towards a Mac version of Halo. Since nothing has largely changed (they're completely focused on the X-box at this point), the Mac and PC versions are still expected sometime after its release. They do note that the porting work should be relatively easy, though. Here's a quick clip:

Although no time frame was given for the release of the Mac Halo, Bungie assured MacGamer that a simultaneous Mac/PC port is planned. David says,

"We're planning on a Mac/PC version. If you ask Mark Sellers or Alex Seropian (about the Mac Port), they'll tell you the same thing."

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