[QUOTE="neversummer75"] After spending a good amount of time watching and analyzing the new Halo 3 multiplayer video, I've come to the conclusion that I'm extremely worried about how the graphics are shaping up. I'm fully aware that the game was being shown in its alpha stage but in my mind I just can't accept that reasoning. Many games such as Mass Effect, Lost planet, MGS4, and Final Fantasy all have looked great, even when shown in their alpha stage of development.
In my opinion, although Halo 3 looks good, it's no where near any of the trailers and what I personally was expecting from a next generation title, let alone the next generation Halo being built from the ground up for the powerful xbox360. To me, it looks like a heavily modified Halo 2 in terms of graphics and that really disappoints me. I've always been loyal to MS, the Xbox systems and especially to the Halo games but as of now, in terms of graphics, I'm extremely disappointed. I only own an xbox360 and that will not change any time soon. I sure hope things will change by the time it's released. However, 6 months is not a lot of time to get the graphics polished and to where they need to be. I guess we shall see.
Judging from the video, I think the game play is coming together very nicely. The only really thing that bothers me about the online aspect to the game is the limit of 16 players. I was really hoping that the next generation Halo being built for such a powerful system (xbox360) would allow for more players. It just seems a little xboxish to me and not xbox360 quality. I wanted a step forward in all aspects of the game and in my opinion this is not. Most online FPS for the next generations systems allow for a lot more than 16 players. Even PDO allowed for 32 players. I just don't get it.
As I said before, I'm a MS, xbox360 and Halo fan. I only own an xbox360 and have been very critical of all other systems in the past. However, I'm honest enough to admit that in my opinion, while Halo 3's game play looks good, the graphics and animations look decent at best for a next generation title. I still have hope and faith in Bungie but as of now, I'm very worried. Only time will tell.
Ipik_Fenris
maybe you only watched the trailer, but you didnt readed the info....
On Bungie.net, community liaison Frank O'Connor makes the disclaimer that the
Halo 3 multiplayer betaisn'tcompletely indicative of the final product that
is releasing this fall. O'Connor says there may be some "quirks, a couple roughedges
and all that jazz," and that testers' focus should be on gameplay rather than
snazzy graphics.
That makes me feel even worse about the graphics. He said that there would be some "quirks, roughedges and all that jazz." I see more wrong with Halo 3's graphics than just that. To me, that game looks like a tad better than Halo 2.
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