Halo 4

Halo 4, a complete satisfaction to the core of the Halo series. Some spectacular and detailed animated effects during the game enhances game play of action triggered time effects with cut scenes. The details and graphics of the animated world of Halo, represent a cosmic effect of realism that dashes the average game user. When playing Halo, some of the game play is affected when noticing the graphic card and resolution of Halo. Sometimes during the game play, when running is supposed to feel like running, it feels as if you are walking on air and cannot have complete control of a configuration to make quick and timing shots to finish off enemies. When looking at difficult levels, sometimes missions are made to feel unbeatable on levels such as legendary. Due to the fact of too many enemies, locations of weapons, time and delay of shots fired due to low resolution and graphic cards of X-Box 360. Questioning as if this game is to be put on a higher resolution or a higher game card, could moves and actions be pulled off better and simultaneously in an effort to speed up and make gameplay more enjoyable. When looking at Halo, there is very little or any upgrades from the first three installments. Some of the trophies are out of the way to accomplish during gameplay and may need accommodations of a codebook or reckless hour of gameplay to find such rewarding trophies. When it comes to some of the most difficult levels and level as difficult such as legendary, it may take two people to pull off an acceptable mission. Halo is a great series but little or anything other than the timing effect of actions sequels in between cut scenes separates this title from any other Halo. Questioning if a higher resolution or game cartridge could speed up and equal out some of the flaws of the gameplay throughout Halo.