Different game versions provide an option for every level of fan, Almost everything you liked from the previous 2 games is in here in some form, Campaign is enhanced for increased replayability, Multiplayer is enhanced for extreme addictiveness, Forge giv...
Graphics are a little too “Halo 2″, “End boss” and “Drive to freedom” in the campaign make a pretty disappointing finish, Having the Forge without a custom game search is brutal, No clan support, The Ugly, If I paid tha...
Summary With the third Halo I can easily say that both true fans and casual gamers will not be disappointed. The campaign makes some major improvements over Halo 2, and despite the silly ending, in my humble opinion, the addition of campaign scoring,...
Abstract: Its been three years in the making but Bungie Studios much-anticipated Halo 3 has finally been released. The series has a legion of dedicated followers and the launch parties around the world were attended by rappers, models and… Big Brother contes...
Halo 3 isn’t a bad game, but it certainly isn’t deserving of all the attention and scores it’s been getting, but I guess that is what $10 million dollars can buy you these days. Bungie got the job done. They finished the story and we can...
Just so I dont seem like a complete push over lets get the bad stuff out of the way. I have to say I was as equally excited to see to ending of the story as I was to play the multiplayer combat. The story starts out very strong and about halfway throu...
Abstract: If there’s one thing the guys at Bungie got right with their Halo franchise it has been their ability to maintain the same look and feel of each subsequent release, but still making each version better than the last. With Halo 3 I can confidently st...
Abstract: Halo 3’s graphics are indeed a step up from anything we’ve seen in this series, but this should really be expected given that this series is coming to a close on the 360. If anything, Halo 3 continues the same visual feel of the first two chap...
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,...
