Potentially everything. On Xbox, back button switched between new graphics and old. There's no mistaking the new graphics.

Ah, that explains it.
Will investigate later.

It was on PC in 2003, the pistol skills were ridiculous

Edit: unless you mean personally, in which case, cool

Agreed, it was OP. That big level was a joke just people pistol sniping each other from each of those bases.

The beauty of HaloCE was all the weapons (including the alien ones) had their use-case scenarios.
But yeah, pistol was the absolute main weapon.

Both (doh).

'Old timers disease' is the classic.

I wonder how many people will be playing with mouse keyboard Vs controllers. Will be interesting to see how this reflects in multiplayer.

My weekend is halo dedicated. Can't wait. Reach finished, 1-3 omg then ODST ommmgg and then there's nothing else to play because no other halo games have come out.

My man.

Halo 5 multiplayer still feels incredible.

Infinite reveal coming in Nov. Or is it the game?

Facewon wrote:

Infinite reveal coming in Nov. Or is it the game?

Reveal next week.

I'll be interested to see where they go with the franchise. The multiplayer has never been my personal kind of thing, but I always bought them for the SP (then co-op) back in the day, and the first few overall were really great stuff. Now I get that the MP is the big thing for most of you, but there's still a lot of people will be looking at it for the SP, and boy do they have a big problem there.

As mentioned in this thread, Me, Sparkles, Webbo and Franny did a full co-op run of Halo5's SP campaign a couple of weeks ago, and fuck me is it a dumpster fire of epic proportions. None of us had the faintest idea what the hell was going on at any point of the "story" and the levels were a sprawling, baffling mess. Switching between two completely different squads coming at the same story from different angles was an appalling idea that just didn't work at all, because it's a 1st person game, so I don't know what my character even looks like, and all the other characters look identical.
I came to finish the fight as Master Chef, but seemed to be playing the game as a random woman called Linda. Da fuk?
The levels are huge, full of fabulous looking art design, but don't stand looking at it them too long, or indeed get separated from your team, because the game in it's wisdom, will continually, and without any warning, warp you back to the vicinity of your team, even if you're in the midst of combat. Absolutely dreadful design decision.
I had no idea who the awful new enemies are, or who is actually fighting who, or what anyone is trying to achieve, and every so often they'd throw in something that was clearly designed as a hub area, but actually served no purpose whatsoever.
It's only blessing was that the shooty-shooty mechanics were still solid and fun, because, really it had nothing else going for it.

It's a game that reeks of troubled development, and rush release to meet deadlines, and MS are going to have to rethink the entire franchise if they want to get the casual shooter audience back on board.