Halo 4 (Xbox 360)
Halo 4 (Xbox 360)
List Price: £49.99
Price:£35.96
Halo 4 (Xbox 360) Description
Legendary Spartan hero Master Chief returns in one of 2012's most hotly anticipated releases, Halo 4, developed exclusively for the Xbox 360 by 343 Industries.
The latest instalment in the definitive Xbox sci-fi saga, Halo 4 takes place almost 5 years after the events of Halo 3, following Master Chief and his trusty AI companion Cortana as they boldly venture into a mysterious new world and discover an overpowering ancient evil that threatens to destroy humanity. With the fa
Halo 4 (Xbox 360) Features
if you're thinking of getting the best proposed then Halo 4 (Xbox 360) may be the recommendation. several great opinions at this time appearing the standart of this product. this Halo 4 (Xbox 360) completed with a lot capabilities that cause it to good item. if you need to realize additionally with this specific place discovering equipment, only study the main capabilities below.
Nice Store in United Kingdom | Digital camera Store | Electronics Store | Books Store
Customer Reviews
| 92 of 107 people found the following review helpful  Halo 4 - To Buy or Not to Buy ?, = Fun: This review is from: Halo 4 (Xbox 360) (Video Game) Firstly could I say thank you to everyone who has been clicking like and finding my reviews helpful. I am really keen to add some good quality reviews to this Amazon.co.uk website. I felt that I had to do this as there have clearly been a lot of trolls posting dud biased reviews on various tech products.Onto Halo 4, does anyone remember making their way through Call of Duty Modern Warfares firing range and thinking to themselves what does this mean? Well Halo 4 is not a rollercoaster / gun range Halo 4 is a real First Person Shooter / Adventure game. The game is awesome. I was quite worried when I heard that 343 had taken over Halo development but alas I should have had more confidence in them. 343 have done a brilliant job. I won't spoil the story but this exposition into the Chief's Humanity and his relationship with Cortana (his A.I. sidekick make for a landmark adventure). We see the best of the Chief and are left wanting more. Halo 4 takes the best bits from the trilogy and builds on them, set pieces, planet drops and battles are all epic and you will find that the guns in this Halo feel more powerful than ever. If it wasn't for the fact that this was the fourth game in the series you could argue that this the best Halo ever. Halo 4's graphics are among some of the best. Guns look great, cut scenes look brilliant and are rendered with the in game engine but sadly some textures suffer when you see them close up equally you will find that many of the enemies disappear if they are at a draw distance which is further than the game can load/process. Nonetheless, the bright open environment are a great showcase for how beautiful Halo 4 is. The Halo 4 combat engine feels like it truly evolved and the chief handles like a true war machine. You will find yourself hammering the Xbox pad until the very end taking down Prometheans and covenant with your rifle, butt of you gun and then a grenade. Never has the Master Chief felt this bad ass. The controls are perfect and the enemy AI will remind you of how dumbed down some of the recent shooters you've played are, play on Legendary and you will be punished the enemies do not want to die and don't want to run into your bullets you will be challenged and I strongly recommend that you prepare to die. These enemies have their own patterns and the new Promethean Knights feel very much at home and thankfully if you've read any of the Halo novels a lot is explained too. Halo 4's multiplayer is one word. Halo 2,3 and 4 on steroids. You will love it, the new maps cater for both close-quarters and ranged combat, they've taken out the respawn timer and added ordinance drops. But these changes do make for a better game. My advice is to design a Spartan load up Ragnarok pick up a assault riffle and start blasting. Halo gamers will initially feel out of their depth but will soon feel right at home in Halo 4's multiplayer mode once they get their head around the new scoring system. There is also a new mode called Spartan Ops, its an episodic DLC themed game mode which is an episodic co-op based game mode. The level was set within a huge sandbox and had me killing enemies and pressing through to objectives, this was alot of fun and I cant wait for the next free episode. Wrap-Up Should you buy Halo 4?, yes. Halo 4 is new but at the same time its still the same Halo we know and love, the gameplay is brilliant and really marks the return of the first person shooter. The controls are slick and the multiplayer gameplay is as fun as ever. You will enjoy Halo 4. + The Master Chief is back + Fantastic Multiplayer + The story - Close up textures - Frame rate on system link drops considerably - Limited replayability if you haven't got Xbox Live 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful The halo in whom, the old ways have joined the new., = Fun: This review is from: Halo 4 (Xbox 360) (Video Game) I'm going to be touching a lot of bases on this one, not least because the game has a lot of talking points, (mostly good but occasionally bad) but also because of the widespread lack of objectivity among the one star reviews. I know, I know, that sentence has the whiff of hypocrisy about it given the full on 5 stars I've given it, but i wouldn't give the game that score unless i thought it honestly deserved it, and i will be going over why i think that in a moment. I'am also well aware that many of the one star reviews are, COD + PS3 fanboys, trolls, and people that have made assumptions about the game without actually playing it. I'am also well aware that I shouldn't be feeding these genius', but some issues really need to be addressed, and instead of simple descending into a rant, I'll deal with those issues as i get to them.Lets kick things off with the campaign. The first thing you'll notice, though possibly the least important thing, is that this game looks ridiculously gorgeous, to the extent that you wonder how the hell the Xbox is managing to run it. It's doubly impressive when you note that this game runs liquid smooth, with no frame rate drops or choppiness what so ever. To Halo fans of old this is quite surprising, as previous games in the series have always been a step or two behind the curve in this department. Though somewhat darker in tone than its forbears the game retains the rich colour palette and style that have been characteristic throughout the series. The sound quality is easily capable of standing shoulder to shoulder with the graphics, with a completely new range of sound effects for weapons, vehicles, and in fact... everything else. Because the sounds have changed so much, some find it hard to relate to their old school equivalents. Me personally, well i found that it added a degree of weight and realism to the weapons, which means the battle rifle, for example, no longer feels like a bb gun. While we're on the subject of sound we might as well deal with the score. Gone are the anthemic (Is that a word?) tracks of old, in their place are more atmospheric sound tracks that blends into the background and focus' on underlining the mood of the moment. Which is better? For me personally it's six of one, half a dozen of the other, the new score suits the games new tone, as did the old for the old. The game play follows a similar philosophy to reach; keep the open areas and ground vehicle moments, but throw in some little surprises (space combat and such). Even got a bit of good old fashioned rail shooting which had me all nostalgic, though the pelican segment desperately needs more stuff to shoot at. Where the game differs however is in it's use of the Prometheans; these guys do not mess around, or at least on legendary they don't. Where as the elites will quite happily take it in the face, the knights will shift around constantly trying to break your line of sight, and will then suddenly teleport behind you, or trap you in a corner so they can have the pleasure of turning you over. If only the friendly A.I was so smart. A box of rocks is smarter, and a quadriplegic antelope receiving a hug from a python has a greater chance of survival than these halfwit, as you'll find yourself watching old favorites like dodgy driving and walking into walls. The standout feature of the single player is unquestionably, however, the story, both in it main story arc, and in evolving relationship between the Master Chief and Cortana. It plays out with good flow and builds throughout the game, though it does ask you to swallow a hefty chuck of exposition at one point, and i can't see it being too accessible to new players. There are a few other little niggles that stop the campaign from being all it can be. Firstly, of all the things to borrow from call of duty... quick time events... why? Quick time events are the bane of modern games, they are, to all intense and purposes, a cut scene that you can't skip, or go off and make a cup of tea in the middle of. In halos defence here however, these are the best quick time events you're likely to see, as the actions use the same button commands normal game play does, they're short, and you still feel like you're in control of the character. The second really is a bit of a non-issue though I'm compelled to mention it; button pushing. A few times in the game you have to bush a button, some gamers see this as repetitiveness gameplay; really? Did life get boring for you after you opened your first five doors, the first few times you went for a dump, having to get dressed every morning. Personally i don't see the big deal, it's not like the previous games were any different when viewed without nostalgia goggles. I loved the single player campaign, as the gameplay is good fun, and the story is fantastic, and you can still play the campaign in co-op, which makes it one of a shrinking pool... Read more 11 of 14 people found the following review helpful Halo is back. 1-50 true skill coming in January, By = Fun: This review is from: Halo 4 (Xbox 360) (Video Game) I've played Halo since Combat Evolved. Every game has been great. I was skeptical about a new company taking over from Bungie, but the strangest thing is...Halo 4 might actually be the best Halo ever. From the epic campaign (which I haven't finished yet) with its amazing graphics, to the highly addictive and fast paced multiplayer which brings in new "fun" elements whilst staying true to the halo triangle of weapons, grenades and melee. To the 10 week long separate campaign of Spartan Ops. 343 Industries really has out-done Bungie and in June of 2011 when they announced Halo 4 I never thought I would be saying that.Everything just seems better, better graphics, better weapons and better multiplayer. On the multiplayer side of things there's new playlists like Infinity Slayer that provide a really fun modern approach to Halo with the introduction of Ordnance Drops, then there's straight up Slayer Pro for people that want that classic Halo (everyone has the same weapons and no advantages). 343 really seems to have put the needs of the hardcore players first whilst providing an on ramp for new comers. Speaking of competitive multiplayer launching in January 343 are launching a 1-50 true skill ranking system available for players who loved the ranking Halo 2 and 3 had. It will be available to view on Halo Waypoint and not the game itself (to deter boosters and derankers). Please ignore the blatantly obvious Call Of Duty trolls that are leaving negative reviews. Halo 4 is a triumph. Halo is back. |
Share your thoughts with other customers: 
› See all 82 customer reviews... 
0 komentar:
Posting Komentar