[QUOTE="xYamatox"][QUOTE="Sp4rtan_3"] If you read the cannon Novel, book, comics Halo's universe becomes so much more. Theres going to be a series of books revolving around the forerunners coming out this Holiday season which will finally shed light on the ring world, the forerunner people and how they interacted with humanity. KZ's world has no depth no life its so "been there done that" atleast halo's cannon has explanation and depth.Sp4rtan_3
If the story and lore is not present in the actual games, it's not valid. The majority of gamers are NOT going to purchase a book to get a story out of a videogame, and even such, the lore behind the game isn't even Bungie's doing. If you only play Halo: CE, 2, 3 and ODTS, there isn't much there to be desired.
Please don't try to use the, "But-but-but...Halo has BOOKS!" card. Anyone could make a Killzone novel that could be on par or better than Halo's universe, but it wouldn't matter because the story isn't present in the actual game itself. It's like saying Superman 64 has the best story in videogames, because of the comics that it's based on.
Umm the books are soley based on or around the Game :? Are you really serious when you said "the story and lore is not presented in the actual game" really ?? Every aspect of the lore and the world around it is represented whether it be the Internal Covenant conflict, the mysterious Forerunner's, Humanities struggle against the covenant or the flood. Its all represented in the games :roll: It seems you dont remember that the games came before the books so everything is based around or about that core foundation.You said it yourself: The books are BASED on the games. That doesn't mean it uses only what the games offer. It builds onto the story the game told, and adds elements the game never had. THAT'S the difference. We arn't comparing Halo's novel's against Steven King, we're comparing the Halo GAMES to Killzone's GAMES, this making the books irrelevent.
It's really not hard to understand.
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