Firefight the four-player cooperative mode, great flashback missions, addition of a night vision visor
No competitive multiplayer mode, major issues with NPC marine A.I, exiting the game via the Xbox Guide button means you lose your campaign progress. Graphics need a facelift.
Get ready to trade in your Halo 3 disc for Halo 3: ODST. The new Firefight four-player cooperative mode showcases how well Halo’s weapons and enemies balance each other’s strengths and weakness almost perfectly. And Halo 3: ODST comes with a second di...
Published: 2009-12-31, Author: Scott , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Abstract: NameStill lurking near the top of the Xbox Live multiplayer popularity charts two years after its release, Halo 3 has proven it has staying power and a loyal fan base. Naturally, Bungie, the game's developer, and Microsoft are keen to cash in on this undy...
The Halo universe is becoming ever more expansive and incorporated, which really helps players feel immersed. Stellar soundtrack. Gripping story. Great new Firefight multiplayer.
Even average players will get through the campaign in less than eight hours, so it really isnt long enough. Difficult to justify $99 if you already have the DLC for Halo 3.
Abstract: Theres something I need to get off my chest, simply because I am so thoroughly overjoyed words can hardly describe: the pistol zoom is back in Halo, baby! For those of you who have been following the epic Halo franchise since the early days in 2001, y...
Abstract: Since the release of the original Halo in 2001, Bungie have brought in millions of dollars worth of sales for Microsoft’s Xbox 360 console. Some fans strayed off the beaten track when Gears of War arrived on the scene, but there is no denying that the ...
If you love Halo games, you already own this game. If you never got into the whole Halo thing the first time around, then nothing here will change your mind.Oh, and Nathan Fillion, Adam Baldwin and Alan Tudyk provide the voices for three of the shock t...
Halo 3: ODST is, perhaps, a little flawed in places but fundamentally it delivers exactly what it promises: the same brilliant Halo gameplay we all know and love, but from a different perspective. You'd be mad to miss out on such excellence....
ODST is the first in the Halo series to be truly underwhelming. Hardcore fans will still garner some joy, but should also be prepared to feel the pleasure/pain principal when the fun-train terminates abruptly at bland central. 6.3/10Print this pageUser...
