Halo

The "Halo" series is adapted from Microsoft's game of the same name. "Halo 2" was grandly launched in November 2004 and sold US$100 million on the day of release. Before the release, more than 1.5 million people had pre-ordered it. As of January 20, 2005, "Halo 2" had sold 6.4 million units worldwide, surpassing the sales record set by "Halo" that year, and became the second most popular game in the United States in 2004. Not only is the game itself invincible, its peripheral products are also extremely sharp. After the official guide for "Halo 2" was published, the initial printing volume of this 224-page paperback book was 1.1 million copies, and 270,000 copies were sold on the day it was released in the United States and Canada! Its current sales volume is actually close to that of Bill Clinton's autobiography "My Life," making it one of the best-selling new books in the decade. About the author Eric S. Nylund, an American writer, was born in California in 1964. Eric Nylund is a standard and passionate science fiction fan. He started writing science fiction novels a long time ago. In 1994, he participated in the Clarion Writing Class, an important writing class in the American science fiction community. So far, he has published eight novels, among which "Dry Water" won the 1997 World Fantasy Novel Award. William C. Dietz, born in 1945, is an American science fiction writer.