Yes me like everyone else bought into the Halo 3 hype. I loved the first game, enjoyed the second game (not as good as the first but still a good time none the less) but now that the third has rolled around all I have to say for it is that I beat legendary with my two best friends. Was it a great time sure it was, did I enjoy waiting in front of gamestop with them and some of my other friends and watching Nathan's sister flirt with every guy there yes I did. But was it all worth $120 dollars?
I have loved the Halo games ever since I got the first one in June of 2003 or 2004 it was a blast, I had never played any first person shooters before and this is the game that made it my favorite genre that it is today. It was fun, had great storytelling, sweet sound, amazing graphics, and was just a blast to play especially with my neighbor who would come over everynight and we would play. I would take it to friends houses and dominate them in 1 on 1 matches and it would be great fun. But how come the third didn't hit me in the same way the first to did. Yes it had awesome online and everything but its not as good as my first online game (Call of Duty 2 [Xbox 360]) and it wasn't as great as my first FPS (Halo) and why not they claim that it is better than both. Heck for 120 bucks it should be better than both combined. It should be like if corpral Taylor and Cortona had a kid it should be that awesome. But yet I haven't played it in like 2 weeks. Why you might ask, because those friends that I have all those grand memories of staying up til 5 in the morning beat Halo with can't play (AMEATYHOTPOCKET [or as I like to say Nathan] is grounded for failing english....again and Colts Fan 42 [Timmy] xbox broke). So the point of the long rediculous article is not to make me look awesome because I'm hating on Halo 3 also but it is because games should be built around having friends to play it with. I mean heck thats why I have been enjoying pokemon so much is because all of my friends play it with me and their ds' are reliable unlike the 360.
But the point is that you can spend whatever you want on a game, and 600 bucks on a PS3, and buy the coolest TV ever but if you don't have friends to enjoy it with whats it really matter? (unless you are playing oblivion then it doesn't matter) games aren't meant to be the anti social nerd toys that the media makes them out to be today, they are meant to be enjoied with friends. Without those friends to enjoy those games with you just have yourself another $120 paperweight.
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