When it launched it was dirt cheap compared to everything else. Also, Nintendo's huge amount of fanboys went out and bought it immediatly. Little kids got it because the control scheme was easy for them to pick up and was cheap, and they didn't really care about online play yet. All the people on the fence about buying a console had a cheaper alternative and something that is fun at parties (even I admit that waving the Wiimote around with 3 other people is kinda fun). It just appealed to most people and sold very well.
You might as well. It gets boring after the third playtrough, so I'd finish it depending on where you are in it and then trade it in. You can still get $30 for it if I'm not mistaken.
Wait, it's not a FPS?! Unfortunately, this is the problem with brand naem games like Halo. When people see the "Halo" in the title, they will immediately associate it with not only the story or HAlo (which this game shares, making it more confusing because the back will say something about fighting the Covenant) but also Halo's traditional gameplay. I only wonder how many people will complain about it on here before they realize its not a bad game, they're just stupid.
It does deserve a sequel, but they need to do more things in the actual game. The first hada good story, but got a little bit repetative be cause all you did was save citizens, jump off buildings, and kill people that looked different but were essentially the same. I'd like to see a little more variety, but the whole mkaing Altair question what he ws doing thing was done very well in my opinion.
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