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Halo 3 (Xbox 360) 
The Halo games were always the best reason to by an Xbox and now the final part in the initial trilogy of ground breaking first person shooters is set to raise the bar for all Xbox 360 games. Well known for their secrecy, Bungie have officially revealed little about Halo 3, but what is known is that the new game features an Earth completely overtaken and controlled by the Covenant, as they seek a secret hidden Forerunner weapon.
Although little is known about the single player mode, more has been seen of the multiplayer, with various beta testing schemes going on in both secret and in public. A number of new weapons and vehicles have already been revealed including a new assault rifle, the new Spartan laser anti-vehicle weapon and a new hand held shield device for Master Chief that can create a far more effective protective shield around you. New vehicles include the ATV-like Mongoose, a new variant of the Warthog and the new, more powerful, Brute Ghost.
Of course the most important new feature that every new fan is interested in is the graphics, and they are looking predictably fantastic. With lots of technobabble, new features like high dynamic range lightning and pre-computed radiance transfer means the game will not only play great but looks amazing too.
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List Price: ?49.99
Amazon Price: ?39.48
Used Price: ?27.89
Customer Review: A GOOD GAME BUT………
……….thats all it is. Don’t go expecting the equivalent of Jesus for Videogames here. Its a good fun game, and ends the Halo trilogy well(although, it could of been done BETTER). The single-player campaign is good, and feels quite epic at certain points. There are lots of vehicle sections which are ALWAYS fun. There are only 9 levels, abd you could probably run through it all in a day if you really went for it. However, this may be harder to achieve if you play it on the ‘Legendary’ difficulty. The multi-player is the best part of this game. There are LOTS of different maps and modes that have the potential to keep you occupied for 2 years. The online mode is probably one of the best there is for a 360 game. Its up there with GOW and Rainbow Six: Vegas. So if you want a fun(not GREAT)FPS, purchase this game.
Customer Review: Same old halo, big dissapointment
i’ve gone as far as taking this back to the shop,the play is just very boring,if you’ve played halo 1 n 2,then its practically the same, nothing fresh about it. seems a lazy effort, levels are all alike, there was no satisfaction in completing sections. i don’t think it is anywhere near the bar gears of war has set.Very annoyed this could have offered so much more,but instead is sumwhat of a bore. 4 way rocket ball with your mates is pretty fun tho!i loved halo 1 and 2, this though just doesnt cut it,sad end to the series.
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Halo 3
Adding to Halo: Combat Evolved and Halo 2, the epic saga continues with Halo 3, the amazingly anticipated sequel to the highly successful and critically acclaimed Halo franchise. In this third chapter of the Halo trilogy, Master Chief returns to finish the fight, bringing the epic conflict between the Covenant, the Flood, and the entire human race to a dramatic, pulse-pounding climax.
Get ready. The Chief is back. |
HDR lighting, self-shadowing, and more make Halo 3 look and feel realistic. View larger. |
Mystery abounds with the return of Cortana. View larger. |
Earth is conquered. The Covenant is everywhere. Halo 3 promises to be an epic journey. View larger. |
Game developer Bungie announced that Halo 3 will be released for Microsoft’s Xbox 360 sometime in 2007. The game was revealed to the world at the Microsoft press conference held at Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood, CA in May 2006. To gamer’s delight, the announcement was a complete surprise. The rumors have been abound for the past year, as everyone wondered when the next installment would be ready. Bungie and Microsoft did a stellar job keeping their lips sealed, and fans benefited from their first glimpse of the hallowed third and final installment.
The short presentation was delivered in real-time on the Xbox 360 using the current version of the Halo 3 game engine. That’s right, no studio production video, Bungie and Microsoft delivered the real deal: what they showed at the announcement is what gamers will see when they play Halo 3 in 2007. The HDR lighting, self-shadowing, GPU-run particle system and many other effects are rumored to show up in full effect in the final game. Needless to say, the gaming community is salivating.
CJ Cowan, Bungie’s director of cinematics discussed one of the most startling moments of the presentation: the return of Cortana. “Given the variety of character and story arcs at the end of Halo 2, we wanted to boil down our announcement to a few key threads. Cortana and the Chief being a galaxy apart is a situation we haven’t seen before, and is something that is a powerful component to Halo 3. We are using her transmissions in the demo to give the viewer a few subtle clues to her situation and state of mind, without revealing any specifics we want to save for the game itself.”
Graphically, the game closely follows in the tradition of Halo 2, although it has been upgraded to take advantage of the Xbox 360’s more prodigious visual abilities. As art direct Marcus Lehto explained, “[The presentation] was intended to be an understated announcement of Halo 3 — the tone is that of mystery and suspense — the calm before the storm. I wanted to make sure that we reintroduced the Chief, showed that Earth was thoroughly conquered, with Covenant everywhere, and that there is a glorious, ancient artifact buried under the Earth’s crust which will provide Halo 3 with the epic journey which we all want.”
Taking full advantage of the power of Xbox 360, Halo 3 expands on everything that has made the franchise great, adding a wealth of technical and gameplay advancements. The game design has evolved with next-generation, high-definition visuals, enhanced A.I., an advanced real-time lighting engine, and, of course, new weapons, characters, and challenges. Halo 3 promises an unparalleled first-person shooter experience and, in the end, the most compelling and engrossing story in the franchise’s history. Last, but certainly not least, Halo 3 builds upon the unique social multiplayer experience and innovative, evolving online gameplay of Halo 2. Rest assured, you’ll still be able to run with your clan and battle with (or against) your buddies from coast to coast.
Customer Review: The game is static.
Microsoft has done it again — they’ve packaged hot air and sold it to the public for an outrageous price. The graphics aren’t up to snuff, and the story line might as well be too. I don’t know which is more dumb — the game or me for buying into the hype.
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