QUOTE(xGEISTx @ Apr 10 2007, 06:43 PM)

Wow.
I loved halo 1, I despised halo 2 even though I played both games equally a long time.
Halo 1 had that friendly feeling to play a game against friend, a slow paced game...
Halo 2 was just fast paced, and it really did count who had the most experience of where each gun is located at...
From this footage I just saw, it was all fast paced... And halo 2ish... I'm sorry, but Bungie spent on this game for how long...?
I hope the game lightens me up, and I hope this game doesn't follow the path of halo 2.
From whats been posted up on bungie.net, halo3 is more like halo1 than halo2. Some tester at bungie said he could even play halo2 anymore because it was so unbalanced compared to halo3. Also if you've watched the video, it seemed that there was alot of intense "up-in-your-face" fighting that lasted longer than a aplit second like in halo2. And the grenades that hit people in the vidoc also seemed to do less damage than halo2 grenades.
QUOTE(epsilon72 @ Apr 10 2007, 08:59 PM)

Wow, there's some
serious framerate problems in the gameplay footage of that video - hopefully it's just the video and not the game......if it does have framerate issues it
better be running in 1080p - if it's like that with 720p......that would just be sad
Are there any higher resolution versions of that video anywhere? I want to see what the game really looks like (from that small glance at the MP, it looked like "HALO 3: halo 2 retextured" graphics wise)
dude, these were alpha screenshots, early enough in the games development for the bungie testers to play the game and see where improvement was needed in GAMEPLAY.
And it seems that the footage was made using the "game save" feature, that might be another reason why the framerate was less than par. But i doubt those issues will be in the final game (at least in gameplay)