Halo is ostensibly a series about using guns to shoot aliens and defeat organized religion. But the coolest weapon in the series isn’t a gun. It’s a sword — specifically, it’s the energy sword.

A good many of us whiled away the hours of our youths playing Swords Only deathmatch in Halo 2. The Energy Sword, aka the Plasma Sword, was the star of the show, with its devastating glowing ...

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However, the brand tells Elite Daily, “The Big Into Energy collection will be continuously restocked after the April 25 launch as it is not a limited drop.” That means fans can periodically ...

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Nothing quite beats the feeling of mowing down foes with your battle rifle, tearing across the landscape in a Warthog, or slicing through enemies with your Energy Sword. Halo Infinite masterfully ...

Blast aliens, bots, and big bugs with your favorite hand cannon in these thrilling first- and third-person shooters. My career has taken me through an eclectic assortment of fields, and connected ...

Low energy availability (EA) is suspected to be the underlying cause of both the Female Athlete Triad and the more recently defined syndrome, Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S). The ...

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