[QUOTE="SSCyborg"]:lol: I outlasted all of those guys? Wow...Jandurin
lol, i just watched one of your youtube videos.. omg your boring. i think i feel asleep about 2 minutes into it.. on topic tho, i miss air_wolf_cubed ... that's not him.... For those who don't know, the link in my sig that they're referring to is the "The General is back" which is of course referring to GhostMLD *salutes*
But it shipped with the multiplayer from Halo 3, how could this be considered a full retail game?
thelastguy
It offered the best multiplayer available on any system, and one of the freshest and more unique single player experiences this generation. That's how.
That doesn't change the fact that the multiplayer was from a different game
No, but I would rather have all the downloadable content from the greatest multiplayer experience available, than have to split my time between two godly ones where i don't own all the content
Is that why I needed map packs to play Team Slayer or most of the playlists ?
or how ODST was priced as a full retail game?
thelastguy
It offered $30 in DLC alone, plus I gladly payed $112 for the special edition
Yes it did
But it shipped with the multiplayer from Halo 3, how could this be considered a full retail game?
It offered the best multiplayer available on any system, and one of the freshest and more unique single player experiences this generation. That's how.
Bungie respects their fanbase. Bungie interacts with their fanbase. Bungie has delivered AAA quality with every Halo release. The Call of Duty games on the other hand are just rehashed year after year after year, and with the recent scandals it's quite clear what they think about you, the gamer. :lol:
Gxgear
Halo3: ODST.
Was an excellent expansion created by a core group of the ORIGINAL Halo:CE developers who said they made it because they felt they OWED the fans of the series. And I'm sorry, it's been 2 years unlike the annual CoD rehashes. Fail gamers tryin ta argue :lol:
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