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I did the same but instead uploaded the original Halo which had network access so anyone, in any class, that were on at the same time could play against each ot
by drannex 8y ago
I did the same but instead uploaded the original Halo which had network access so anyone, in any class, that were on at the same time could play against each other. Was a bunch of fun, wouldn't surprise me if the miles deep of folders exist on their network still (later, added other games).
- yurishimo 8y agoWe did this as well. The school gave us 4gb flash drives to store our homework on (2009) and we used 7-800MB for a portable version of Halo. The desktops in the school were optimized for CAD software for our engineering classes (STEM school) so Halo ran pretty good. At one point we had a quarter of the student body playing at once. :)