Halo 3 Warthog Run OST [HQ]

I was going to put the long version on the soundtrack but I figured folks would get bored. Thanks for doing this. Brings back lots of memories. Up late at night in the studio trying to figure out how to extend all the music and piecing it together while driving the Warthog or Mongoose every way I could. Good times.

when your friend gets a text from his mom saying “get home right now” and his house is 30 mins away

Halo 3 wasn't just a game, it was an experience.

Can't tell how many times I replayed the last level of Halo 3. I can hear Cortana's voice at every beat. "Gun it, Chief! Floor it! Right into the hanger!" "Hang on!" "Chief!" "If we don't make it..." "We'll make it." "It's been an honor serving with you, John."

Everyone talks about when the doom music kicks in but no one talks about when the halo music kicks in

There's nothing more satisfying than getting slapped around on Legendary by the Flood and getting this last warthog run as a reward.

"If we don't make it-" "We'll make it." "..." "It's been a pleasure serving with you, John."

When DOOM kicks in, you can fight an army. When HALO kicks in..... you can fight an army WITH DA BOIZZZ

My friend and I pulled an all nighter on a school night to finish this game coop Legendary. Stayed up all night, and into the morning, like 10 am. We were 3 hours late to school, and so tired, we both got detention for falling asleep in class. Worth.

When MCC on PC was announced and your friends who have been offline for 10 suddenly appear online

Doom music- Onslaught & Rage Halo music- Valorous in the face of hopelessness Two different tones. Both Rock.

My girlfriend never got to play this when she was younger - she got scared right out of the franchise when she played Halo 1 and the Flood was introduced. I convinced her to get the MCC on Steam and we've been making our way through all the games the last few months. When we got to this part of Halo 3, I faked a connection issue so she could start the level as host and therefore be playing as Chief while I would be the Arbiter. We get to the Warthog, and I grab the turret while telling her to drive, drive, drive! We actually got it on the first attempt and we were both ecstatic. I could have driven it easily as I've done it dozens of times over the years - but there was no way I was going to deprive her of one of the greatest experiences in gaming that is driving that mission the first time. EDIT: In true Halo 3 fashion, we made it through the game in one night and finished up at 4 in the morning! EDIT 2: My girlfriend is now my fiancé! We've already joked that when we leave the reception in our car that we're blasting this.

RIP To the original Halo 3 servers Spartans never die they’re just missing in action

This last warthog run in Halo 3 was actually the happiest I've ever been in a game, I was literally smiling so hard my face cramped and my heart was pounding rapidly, it was so cheesy, you're literally driving full speed away from explosions, it's awesome in every way and I loved it, I loved how it kept on going and going, I thought it was going to go for like 1 minute but it went for 7-8 straight epic minutes, and then OH MY GOSH that final jump into the ship was mind blowingly awesome

The piano at 4:45 is what makes this particular version of the Halo theme the warthog run, I get emotional just hearing it! Good times...

5:07 literally gives me goosebumps every time.

Only bad thing about this theme is that it ends

F for all the gamers who know the true emotion and feeling of doing this while running LASO.....I still have PTSD.

I remember back when I attended these massive gatherings for running miles, I was the guy that brought a party boom box that was strapped to my back, tucked into a backpack so that I could play encouraging music for others to run to. Near the end of each run when there was only a mile to go, I'd take a moment to stop, check my phone, select this song, and then get to hauling like my life depended on it! Those who recognized the chorus gave cheers of joy and joined in with the hard run to knock out that last mile in style. In short, it may not be as glorious as driving a warthog with the world breaking down around you and flood chasing you but damn if it isn't a close second!

You know the power of music when it still gives you chills after all these years...