Co-op brings new life to the campaign, laglessly
Competitive plays has a huge mess of features to keep you busy
The Forge allows you to easily create new ways to play maps
Matchmaking makes sure you can always find a game
The Theater lets you show off ...
The Theater could be a little more full-featured
Matchmaking pits you against every 13-year-old on Xbox Live, who will then beat you and call you derogatory names
11 maps? How much will we pay for new ones?
Its clear that the real value of the Halo 3 purchase is in online play, and Bungie.net is the glue that holds all of this together. You can queue up downloads online, look at your stats, check out your screenshots, and obsess about your scores and abi...
Halo 3 isn't the ground breaking epic that many had expected it to be, specifically in the visual department. But what you are getting is a well written, well paced and well presented end to the Halo trilogy that should keep any fan very happy. Add to tha...
Published: 2007-09-28, Author: James , review by: Geek.com
Abstract: As Halo 3 week comes to a close, I’d like to take a few moments to combine thoughts on the single-player campaign, Forge, and the multi-player campaign. Overall, H3 is much more like Halo 2 should have been. The graphics are worlds smoother and wild...
Abstract: At the age of 25 I thought I had gotten over the whole "Im really excited this new game is coming out" syndrome that you can easily suffer from when you are younger, and yet that day has once again come hurtling through my letter box a day early. Yes,...
Abstract: Ok here it is… my mini-review of Halo 3. I’ll keep this short and sweet, with most sarcasm aside and just try and give you the honest low-down on it.SUCKS: It’s Halo 2 with bump mapping everwhere and some post-processing done on the image. If you want ...
Abstract: While eagerly awaiting my review copy of HALO 3, I played some more of HALO 2 to get me pumped and ready for the third and presumably final installment of the storyline (I know, HALO Wars comes out next year, but it probably will have nothing to do wit...
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Abstract: Reviewing a game of this scale and magnitude can be a tricky affair: What do I leave in? What do I take out? How can I say something about a game that hasn’t already been said by all and sundry? Anyway, that’s not your problem, it’s mine...
Abstract: If I may beat a cliché firmly into the dirt just a few inches deeper, Halo 3 is a game that needs no introduction. I mean that literally. If you’re not decked out in your homemade MJOLNIR armor lovingly crafted out of discarded cans of Mountain Dew yo...
