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Halo Reach
- Meet Noble Team. For the first time, players will fight alongside a squad of iconic Spartan soldiers, each with deadly talents as unique as their individual personalities and customized gear
- An intense campaign. Live the events that set the stage for the Halo trilogy as the UNSC and Covenant clash at the height of their military power
- Stunning technical advancements. Halo: Reach takes a massive leap forward through all-new engine technology designed to take full advantage of next-generation graphics, audio, special effects, AI and animation
- The definitive multiplayer experience. Halo: Reach builds on the success of its predecessors, setting a new standard for competitive gameplay, customization, variety and community integration
- Unparalleled feature suite. Halo: Reach expands on the industry-leading suite of features found in Halo 3, including four-player cooperative
Halo Reach Reviews
Halo Reach Reviews
| 98 of 121 people found the following review helpful  The Last Hurrah, By = Fun: This review is from: Halo Reach (Video Game) Halo: Reach - Circa 2010GOOD: - Tried and true (Halo) FPS experience that many other games have copied over the years. - Great Co-op Gameplay allows up to four players to go through the entire game from start to end. - Great graphics which look way better than that of Halo 3 and ODST; also there are a lots of new animations for the characters as well as tons of new unique enemy voice work to boot. - Vehicle and turret shooting are the same as ever (for a Halo game); which is good; but the nice addition here is the new helicopter type of vehicle and even a small section of the game where you can control a space fighter. - Armor Abilities really help out and give you a new edge in combat. Also you have a night vision mode which works and looks like the one from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. - Intense multiplayer versus action either by yourself on a team; the mode has plenty of different options to choose from. This is a pretty good upgraded... Read more 240 of 306 people found the following review helpful Anyone skipping Reach for being "just another Halo" is missing out on a great game, By Unashamed Conservative Minority (Hotlanta) - See all my reviews = Fun: This review is from: Halo Reach (Video Game) Skipping out on this game is doing yourself a disservice if you were a former HALO fan. I hadn't played Halo 3 in months because I was bored with it. There's a lot of content here and I'm glad to say this game is worth every penny of $60 and I've been very entertained. Yes, it's still Halo and "more of the same", but they've changed enough about it to make a new Halo experience, not just another rehash. ODST was a joke of a game compared to Reach and having owned it almost made me skip out on Reach.The campaign spoilers will go at the bottom of the review. I'll put in some of the major stuff I've noticed but I'm sure I'll miss a lot. There's a new graphics engine and the graphics in the game are superior to any other 4 player split screen game I've played, and I make a special effort to purchase as many of them as I can. The graphics are certainly not Killzone 2 level, but very high quality. MUCH better than Halo 3. I was very pleased when I played... Read more 90 of 118 people found the following review helpful More than satisfied w/ single player campaign, By = Fun: This review is from: Halo Reach (Video Game) I'll try to keep this brief:1) I've been playing FPSes since before Wolfenstein 3D and Doom kicked off the contemporary genre as we know it. (I've been playing video games in one form or another since the early 1970s.) 2) The only aspect that interests me is the single player campaign. The last time I enjoyed multiplayer was Quake III on PC, around 10 years ago. None of my friends still game, and playing online w/ anonymous strangers is a pit of snakes I refuse to subject myself to. 3) Halo 1 has been one of my all time favorite games since I first played it in June 2002. (My review from around that time is still there, if you care to dig for it...) 4) I have enjoyed each of the Halo sequels, but felt that they all fell short of the greatness of Halo 1 in various ways. 5) Halo 1 is still my favorite in the series and probably always will be, but of all of the subsequent entries, Reach comes the closest to matching its awesome... Read more |
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