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Paradigm Shift
Follow_Freeman · September 2, 2018
Paradigm Shift
Follow_Freeman · September 2, 2018
Halo was the first must-play game on Microsoft's XBox, and to this day is is still seen as one of the best, if not the best game on the system. It is still refered to as the system's "killer app", and a model FPS four years later. You can't say that about many games. A lot of…
Halon · December 29, 2005
Ironically, I only purchased Halo because I’d played Munch’s Oddysee to death and picked it up because it looked “ok.” OK? If I had heard myself say those words a month after my sceptical purchase, it would’ve probably led to some deserved self-harm. However, they had some…
goldenvortex · November 3, 2005
Two dropships swoop in from the sky. Eight soldiers are going to land on a beach, to take it from some aliens. They know they are outnumbered. Yet they look somewhat eager for battle. Are they suicidal? Do they lust for battle so much that they don't care if they die? It's not…
icehawk · March 15, 2004
Launch. Game. Roll those words about in your head for just a moment. What springs to mind? Recent history dictates that it will probably be thoughts of lacklustre efforts like Ridge Racer V and it's ilk - games that certainly looked very pretty, but lacked any gameplay flair…
tomclark · February 3, 2004
Halo is the first Xbox game I ever played. To this day, it’s also the BEST Xbox game I’ve ever played. In Halo, you take the role of this guy called Master Chief. You’re the elite super-soldier of the Earth’s military. When the game starts, you’re on an Earth warship in space…
goatx3 · November 22, 2002
The XBOX- claimed to be the world's strongest console. The boys at Bungie tried to prove this by making a FPS, that uses every ability of the ''Box'', and then some. In my opinion, they did one hell of a job. General Story- Your Master Chief the most highly trained soldier in…
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