Buy It Now. Add to cart. Sold by jasonstorageking About this product Product Information The sequel to developer Bungie's best-selling Xbox launch title returns for more first-person shooting action against a host of new alien races. Players once again assume the role of a genetically engineered soldier known as the Master Chief as he battles the remaining forces of the Covenant for control of the galaxy.
The Master Chief will now be able to acquire new weapons from fallen enemies and explore the planetary landscapes from inside more than double the number of vehicles found in the original. In addition, Halo 2 features both a single-player campaign playable across multiple difficulty settings as well as online competition using the Xbox Live broadband service.
No matter which mode is selected, players won't be alone in the conflict: allied forces will once again join in the battles and skirmishes to help repel enemy forces. This "Collector's Edition" of Halo 2 comes packaged in a tin case, with an additional DVD disc containing several documentaries and short films about the making of the game, the creation of the Halo franchise, and the history of Bungie Software.
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Talk about a cliffhanger Definitely better than the first Halo. Hours of endless fun, high replay value, greatly recomended. Great Shooter Game! Best Selling in Video Games See all. Microsoft Items Origin 4 Items 4. Bungie 3 Items 3. Microsoft Game Studios 2 Items 2. Electronic Arts 1 Items 1. Nintendo 1 Items 1. Sony 1 Items 1. Release Year. Brand New 7 Items 7. Like New 10 Items Very Good 44 Items Good 53 Items Acceptable 16 Items Please provide a valid price range.
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Make Offer. Halo 4 -- Limited Edition Microsoft Xbox , Condition is "Like New". Everything is in excellent condition. One packet was opened and DLC has most likely been used. See all 3 open box listings. Sold by eperez30 Join space marine Master Chief as he begins a new trilogy as the Forerunner on the planet Requiem. Battle a force more powerful than anything humanity has ever seen in any of the "Halo" games. Set four years after the Covenant War, this Xbox game features allies and villains not found in other "Halo" games.
Prepare for a plot full of twists and turns. From the very first cut scene, "Halo 4" on the Xbox console will blow you away with its graphics. The detail on each character's face is astonishing; they almost resemble real-life actors and actresses.
That same level of detail is applied to the game as well. Both the human soldiers and your enemies have never looked better. Has this been the plan since the conception of Halo 2? One can be absolutely sure of this. And so, with the cliffhanger ending in Halo 2, Bungie deliberately left a lot of things unsaid. They left the players guessing for three years almost.
In Halo 3, you can sense that the team had a strong desire to complete this chapter, to let it come full circle. In that sense, even though the campaign starts in medias res so to speak, the tag-line "Finish the Fight," truly becomes the main theme of the third installment in the series. In fact, once you've completed the story, "Finish the Fight," changes into "Finished the Fight," on your Halo 3 menu screen. As if to accentuate even further that things will come to a climactic resolution. Additionally, there are a few notable signs that have happened "behind the scenes" that serve as further proof of this.
Many of you have surely heard Halo 3 being referenced as Halo 2. When we look at the player models and even the AI, technically, it's clear that Bungie hasn't built a new engine from scratch.
Halo 3 quite certainly uses a modified version of the Halo 2 1? Don't get me wrong though, we are talking solely about the technical side of things, and even on this front, Bungie has done a lot to make this game feel next-gen. To start with, the levels with dense jungle vegetation show off just how far they've pushed the tech.
Fancy soft body physics are at work here, coupled with a clever use of advanced pixel shader effects. On the other hand, the character models look dated, with rigid facial animation that offsets the advancements made in the rendering of the environment, and especially in the lighting. Speaking of which, the HDR lighting is put to amazing use in Halo 3. Bungie does the most spectacular job of leading the player through dimly lit and narrow indoor areas and then overwhelming us with sprawling, sun-lit landscapes since Valve's Half-Life 2.
Furthermore, the physics calculations and all they entail become an integral part of the gameplay; as you would expect in any next-gen shooter. What can I say, this is one of the best first-person shooters I've played since Goldeneye for Nintendo 64 yeah it's been that long. The campaign mode is awesome, and online play keeps you busy even if you beat the game ages ago. The music is great, environments are vast and detailed.
Voice acting is top-notch. My only problem with this installment of Halo would have to be the annoying little spread added to the trusty BR and Carbine weapons seasoned veterans like to use.
Also, newer additions to online play like more characters brutes, hunters, flood, jackals, marines , armor variations, weapons, and vehicles would help increase variety. Graphics: Breathtaking 9. The rumors of an upgraded Halo 2, or Halo 2 like graphics is not true. With smooth framerates and stunning effects, you will be taken aback. Take some time to watch the backgrounds and environments and the detail of that went into these levels.
This is after you clear everything that moves. Surround sound is a must so you can hear the shots, shouts, and footsteps of the your opponents in this game. The score for this game heightens you senses, and truly brings you into the game. Without giving anything away, t his is some great storytelling that gives way to some genuine wow moments.
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