Doesn't seem like anything to rush out and buy an xbone over. Halo is the kind of game I'd like to keep the memories of myself playing when I was around 13 years old, which is why I stopped buying them after 3, there's literally no incentive to go back to them personally.
[QUOTE=massaki;46466247]Doesn't seem like anything to rush out and buy an xbone over. Halo is the kind of game I'd like to keep the memories of myself playing when I was around 13 years old, which is why I stopped buying them after 3, there's literally no incentive to go back to them personally.[/QUOTE]
It's no reason to buy an Xbone, but if you already have one I find it pretty hard to turn down 4 Halo games + the multiplayer for $60
not really a fan of some of the changes they made in light of the remasters. a lot of it looks good, but, I don't know, bugs me the same way Lucas making 40 year old films look brand new bugs me, when I want to watch an old star wars film I want the stop motion miniatures, not top quality new stuff. I don't know, kind of takes away from the experience. And that carries over to videogames.
[QUOTE=massaki;46466247]Doesn't seem like anything to rush out and buy an xbone over. Halo is the kind of game I'd like to keep the memories of myself playing when I was around 13 years old, which is why I stopped buying them after 3, there's literally no incentive to go back to them personally.[/QUOTE]
TBH I really want to get an xbox one for it
I've not played halo in forever, and honestly never owned a copy of the games myself (mostly playing friends copies for LANs on multiplayer, or doing hazy co-op runs), so now would be a great time to actually fully play through all of them in one go
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[QUOTE=M_B;46467563]not really a fan of some of the changes they made in light of the remasters. a lot of it looks good, but, I don't know, bugs me the same way Lucas making 40 year old films look brand new bugs me, when I want to watch an old star wars film I want the stop motion miniatures, not top quality new stuff. I don't know, kind of takes away from the experience. And that carries over to videogames.[/QUOTE]
Really?
The remasterings look great. Especially Halo 2.
What were your thoughts on Black Mesa?
[QUOTE=M_B;46467563]not really a fan of some of the changes they made in light of the remasters. a lot of it looks good, but, I don't know, bugs me the same way Lucas making 40 year old films look brand new bugs me, when I want to watch an old star wars film I want the stop motion miniatures, not top quality new stuff. I don't know, kind of takes away from the experience. And that carries over to videogames.[/QUOTE]
that's why they added a button that lets you toggle it off
TBH i see no issue with remasters of any kind unless they hideously fuck up the artstyle or something
Wow, the Halo 2 remaster doesn't fuck up the artstyle unlike Halo 1's.
[QUOTE=Dissolution;46467669]that's why they added a button that lets you toggle it off[/QUOTE]
is it like halo anniversary where the toggle for the original version looked so terrible that it could've been actually worse than the original running on the original Xbox?
Anniversary is based on Halo 1 PC which had missing shaders and stuff so it looks slightly, [I]slightly[/I] worse.
I'll wait for someone to post the Halo 2 Anniversary movie on Youtube. Save myself $500 dollars.
[QUOTE=G3rman;46470408]I'll wait for someone to post the Halo 2 Anniversary movie on Youtube. Save myself $500 dollars.[/QUOTE]
Can I have the $500 instead?
[video=youtube;8F7OgOCzph4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F7OgOCzph4&list=WL[/video]
I bought an Xbone for it and it was worth it.
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