Gonna go for an all out Halo-Fest over one day in the upcoming week. My girlfriend will probably hate me for it, but the few cases of Mountain Dew of various varieties and impending diabetes as a result begs to differ. Coupled with a 5.1 surround setup in my bedroom on a 26" LCD Vizio that I am literally two five feet away from, combined with the fact that this is all set up at my computer desk, I won't be leaving my room except to eat, piss/shit, and possibly grab a kleenex if I feel like having a wank, like emigre is so bent on doing.
But I digress. The plan, as follows:
Get a good night of sleep the night before with everything set up ready to go the next morning. Games all lined up, soda in my room, you name it.
Wake up at 8 AM and play through, on Normal difficulty with no skulls (possibly Heroic, I've yet to decide) Halo: Reach (which I have yet to play), Halo: Combat Evolved: Anniversary Edition (on classic graphics, of course, represent), Halo 2 (need to find my disk), Halo 3: ODST (which I have yet to play except for maybe the first two missions), Halo 3, Halo 4 (which I have yet to play).
My goal is in fact to complete these all in one day. I'll stay up as late as needed into the next day to do this, switching to my Rocketfish headset when he rest of the house is trying to sleep like I should.
You may notice that Halo Wars isn't in that list. That is because Halo Wars is a horrible, horrible game by Ensemble Studios and they really need to go reevaluate their business model if they're going to pump out more RTS games like that. Coming from Age of Mythology and Age of Empires III, that was an unbelievable letdown and I couldn't bear to play past two levels.
Somewhere else in there I'll probably clean my room, fix my server, set up my Raspberry Pi, my Roku XS, my parent's Raspberry Pi, and hang out with/take out to dinner/screw my girlfriend a few times (not necessarily in that order). All in a day's work.