This ensures that controllers like the Halo 3 ODST Xbox 360 controller will remain relevant and essential for many gamers. Moreover, the limited edition nature of this controller adds to its appeal.

Amusingly, the Xbox 360 Halo 3 special edition console will not ship with the Halo 3 game itself. Microsoft plans to start offering the console in September, but hasn’t announced pricing.

But you're not hardcore until you get these special Halo Xbox 360 controllers. Okay, so maybe that's a bit of an overstatement, but the controllers do look pretty cool, if you're a Halo fan.

Gaming — GameStop reveals new Halo-branded 360 controllers, headset GameStop reveals line of Halo controllers, with Todd McFarlane-designed Halo- …. Ben Kuchera - Jun 12, 2007 7:05 pm UTC ...

GameStop just keeps getting exclusives, and the latest is the Halo 3: ODST Collector's Pack.. It not only includes the game, but also features a wireless Xbox 360 controller full of ODST labeling ...

Microsoft continues to milk the Master Chief cow, with the announcement of an Australian price for its "Xbox 360 Limited Edition Halo 3 Wireless Controller". For the mere sum of $89.95 you'll be ...

Mega Bloks is releasing a 3:4 scale replica of the Xbox 360, complete with the console itself, a controller, and copy of ‘Halo 3.’ It has a removable hard drive, working lights, an interactive ...

The Halo 3 Xbox 360 will be priced at $399 in the US and include a special green Halo 3 paint job, green wireless controller, green wired headset, green play and charge kit, 20GB HDD, HDMI port ...

As we've known for a while, the $399 console is basically a standard Xbox 360 Premium with a Halo 3 paintjob, Halo controller, Halo headset (the wired kind), and a Halo Play & Charge kit. Focus ...

Today, Microsoft, the company that owns Halo revealed that Halo 3 is available for purchase and download onto the Xbox 360 via the Xbox Live Games on Demand service. $30. No disc needed.

Halo Fest runs August 26-28, as part of PAX Prime in Seattle. Get more information here . The first Xbox controller, called the Duke, was about the size and shape of a full-grown grizzly bear .