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Oh, look, there's Hardy. I know she's a sweet little girl and doesn't realized the panic and terror she's invoking with her high pitched monolog of doom, but hey, it works.Then there's my six year old. I'm coming to get you Bob. My little ones have no problem knowing that this is a game.
She buys a cache of weapons, stashes them in a corner. Next she ventures until she spots another player. My entire family plays it together - my two girls; 9 & 6 along with my husband and I. I'm coming to get you Hardy. "I see Dad.
That's cheating."Apparently, youngest has developed an interesting strategy in Halo. I'm going to kill Bob." chants my 9 year old followed by, "One more for me. What, where'd you go. Blam.
I know there's a big debate about first person shooter, but I have to tell you, I love this game. I'm going to jump over you and kill you." Followed by massive giggling. And sure enough, that's just what she does: Jumping as she makes her avatar jump and spinning as she kills him with two punches to the back of the head.Then you hear the girls fighting, "No fair making a fortress. Then she plants mines all around the area so only she knows the safe route. I'm going to kill Hardy." My screen goes dark. You step into a mine as you chase her. Here's the typical game night:"I see Bob.
Not bad for a 6 year old. there you are. I'm dead. You can guess what comes next. LOLFor us, it's a game our whole family can enjoy.
The game was solid. Multiplayer was a blast, if unbalanced, certain weapons being vastly overpowered. Single player was decently lengthed, if my memory serves me, at around 15 hours of gameplay. The story was entertaining and filled with a variety of circumstances that really kept the player on the edge of suspense. And co-op. The single player was long enough, epic enough, and fun enough to make the co-op experience probably one of the most satisfying gaming experiences of my life, and I've done a lot of gaming.
but other then that, the online multiplayer is amazing. that is soooo freakin' lame.
I really really love this game. It is honestly one of my favorites.
Well, where to start. I can't believe that Master Chief dies in the end.
(spoiler alert.). I think that they ended the game waaay to early.
they ended one of their best series waaay to early. and the campaign is fun.
Halo 3 is now a classic multiplayer gem for the xbox 360, but it also should be for the PC that would be incredible.the graghics, gameplay, sound, online, controls and everything else (besides the extremely retarded campaign) is 100% original.i wish that Halo 3 would just have all armor, maps, acheivements, emblems and tons of NEW ones to unlock.Including skulls then that would be awesome.With no campaign.if you want to download all the 24 maps and armor with your money, then get this.But if you want all maps and armor with a better campaign with its own first-ever horde then get ODST.The videos, screenshots, matchmaking, custom games, forge (level-editor), all of it is extremely fun.But get "Halo 3: ODST" intsead you get all 24 maps and have a chance to unlock the legendary armor "RECON".
I know I am behind the curve on getting to play Halo 3 but I am age 68 and just moved up from regular Xbox which I have played all of the levels and the top level over so many times it just wore it out. OK, don't bother me. It is awesome.
So a month ago I moved to 360 Elite and bought COD-MW and Halo 3 ODST. I purchased a separate 50 inch Samsung Plazma TV and Bose surround sound system and put it all in a spare room so I can lose myself there. The disk just quit.
It was available at a great price as well. ODST was great but way too short so I just had to get Halo 3 to play through before Halo Reach comes out in a month. Now I am working my way up the levels of 3.
It is quite an experience. I am going to play Halo 3.
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