You will be able to change and adopt the new equipment and fighting weapons. This game is a true addiction and reminds me of another game called Call of Duty Black Ops. There are a lot of puzzle maze kind of maps in the game. But it gives a true impression of a destroyed land. The view and building effect of the game is really amazing. It give a true realistic view of street fighting which also reminds me of another new release called Watch Dogs. But they did a really good work.
Halo 2 is still alt about fighting and shooting and killing. But, yeah, players have this great resource of being able to hide in the shadows now, and we're going to use it in some interesting ways.
Halo 1 was the first Bungie game in five years that didn't have Internet play. You can tell the team hates that--they hate it with all their might--especially because the game was originally designed for online. Microsoft's gaming network just wasn't ready when Halo launched in late , so players had to settle for split-screen or linked-system multiplayer play.
It was still ludicrously fun, just not the kind of experience Bungie wanted. Fast forward to Halo 2's launch a year from now. Xbox Live, Microsoft's broadband-gaming network, will be a year old with its kinks ironed out. Bungie will be able to stop drooling and we can start: Halo 2 will feature online battles between Master Chief characters on one side and Covenant Elite soldiers on the other.
The plan is for online to support at least 12 to 16 players. It'll be nothing less than the total online war Bungie originally envisioned. Bungie has other big plans for Halo 2 multiplayer that they're just not ready to chat about.
They know they want to enhance the cooperative mode of the main campaign game, but they probably won't make it playable over the 'Net "That's really hard to do," Jones says. And they've heard all your gripes about the first game's lack of computer-controlled 'bot opponents for multiplayer. We want to do something for them, but I don't know what it's going to be.
We can't wait to try online dogfighting in soaring new vehicles. We can't wait to try multiplayer battles in low gravity.
We can't wait to play as a Covenant Elite wielding a human shotgun. We just can't wait for Halo 2. And the funny thing is, neither can Bungie. Ultimately, that's the numero-uno reason this sequel should turn out great. As fun and polished as the first Halo was, most of the game came together in the final month of development. Bungie has been working on Halo 2 since six weeks after they finished the first one, planning every little detail, making sure this sequel lives up to their original vision.
If that ain't good news, what is? Now what the hell are we going to do about that month wait again? To say that Halo 2 is already one of the most successful game titles of all time is an understatement. Hovering just around 2 million units in pre-order sales, the success of this impressive sequel is guaranteed. However, is the hype worth the price? How much has changed from that familiar formula that we know and love? Will rockets on prisoner ever be fair?
Let me try to answer these questions and more. The graphics are hotter than ever, and the bump-mapping technology, which gives even simple textures an illusion of depth and reality, looks even better than you could've imagined. With the ability to play in HDTV resolution, you can get one mean looking picture out of this game. Additionally, if you've got a widescreen TV, you can split the screen vertically for co-op mode, giving each player a better view area.
Backing up the visuals is Halo 2's sound, yet again top notch with a more kinetic, frenetic feel. The music has gotten the same treatment, and you can even listen to two Halo 2 soundtracks outside of the game. Gameplay, it's all there, and it brought along a bag of chips. The action is more intense, more challenging.
Dual-wielding brings a new tactic to the table, and the removal of the pistol scope for sake of the battle rifle is a welcome change. No longer will the pistol be dominant in multiplayer maps. As before, you'll find an engaging storyline wrapped around this gameplay, and excellent design choices mean that there's nowhere near the same repetitiveness of the original.
Be prepared for even more story, and even more high quality voice acting, from such actors as Ron Perlman, Michelle Rodriguez, and Michael Wincott. I'll warn you though, the plot takes some twists that not everyone may like, and has an ending that may leave you feeling unfulfilled. Star above all else is Halo 2's multiplayer component.
Featuring Xbox Live connectivity, downloadable content, online clan support through Bungie. Gone are the days where you'd need to search through a server list, replaced by party formation and matchmaking systems that make this an instant winner in my book. This is the party game to beat. All in all, Halo 2 is a top notch game, through and through. It does have some weaknesses, but they're few and far between, and in some cases, would've seemed like design strengths in other titles I've reviewed.
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