I'm able to say I've played the game and it is just too unbelieveable for words to describe!

If any of you are fans of Halo, prepare to be blown away!

November 9, 2004, will be a day long remembered as I predict Halo 2 will set new records for sales.

The gameplay is very tight and multiplayer is just a blast!

Now, I can't say where I've played it, or how I got to, but I'm telling you all that if you are anticipating this game, even your highest expectations won't prepare you!

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Ok, I've heard so much about Halo. I guess it's one of the few elite games out there that has HUGE followings.

I'm not much of a (PC) gamer. was my first and only PC game to date.

Questions to Halo players:

1) Does one need to be familiar with the original Halo to enjoy the sequel? I know it may make the game continuity more enjoyable to have played the original first, but would Halo 2 hold it's own in terms of playing it fresh (never having played Halo)?

2) How about those of us who have... well, an old and slow computer by today's comparison. I've got a AMD 1.3GHz processor, 512MB RAM (PC1600), and an Nvidia Geforce2 w/32MB RAM. So... would my old computer be able to handle the graphics a new game like this puts out WITHOUT having to turn off all the cool effects? Be honest now. My PC barely held TRON 2.0 @ 800x600 with all FX turned on - frame rate varied between about 20 fps and 50 fps (guestimates based on smoothness of animation).

3) What is the expected game play of this game, in terms of how many hours might one expect to take to play through the single player adventure portion of the game?

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Their is no offical word wiether there will be a pc version or not. I'm 90% sure they will do a pc launch though...probably with more goodies again I've played halo 2 as well at ms, and i thought it was a good game, but its not blows the doors off of everything kindof title like the hype suggests. The halo fans will go nuts over it, heck even the quasi halo fans will. But I didnt really get into it...feels kindof tired. I didnt for halo either (lvl design was aweful).

you dont need to have played halo to understand whats going on in halo 2 but they do make references back to the origonal several times.

Sorry, Pimpdragon! ...very sorry.
It just had struck me as suspicious that I had heard of such a thing, then you popped up and mentioned getting to play Halo 2, but not being able to tell us how. I just drew the first conclusions without first considering the options, and I am very sorry. (plus, I wasn't having the greatest of days when I wrote that...)
So... no hard feelings, I hope... I'll edit my post if you'd like- And I have to say that you are quite fortunate, IMO, to have played Halo 2.

Thanks for the info on Halo, Rerezzed Ram

I didn't realize that Halo 2 was an Xbox game. There seemed to be so much buzz about it I figured it was another PC game. I like the console games though - they work flawlessly (comparatively speaking) on ANYONE'S console... because they were specifically designed around the SAME hardware. BUT, I do not own an Xbox, nor do I have one in the budget plans right now. Oh well.

So "Flood" is like the written experience of playing Halo? Interesting. I'd rather experience it than read about it though. That's what I love about great games - living the experience first hand (in a virtual kind of way). Perhaps I'll have to check out Halo (the original) sometime.

so who has gotten it yet, my friends are all having *sick days* lol. That will be me next week

Reviews have been good for Tron 2.0 on the X-Box, but it's not anything NEAR Halo 2.

How about this: Halo 2 sold $125 million in copies on the FIRST DAY.

No Hollywood big-budget film has ever done that (and probably never will) and no game has even come close!

I look forward to Tron 2.0 on X-Box Live, but I have to say that Halo 2 is just un-frickin'-believable!

Halo has had an incredible amount of Marketing behind it. XPlay on TechTV just drools over it every time they mention it.

I think in the case of Halo 2 it's a healthy combination of a great first title, a massive marketing blitz and a great followup game.

I think it has earned it's props from what I hear so far.

Well, I have the game (stood in line at 11:00 p.m. on November 8, had it by 12:10 a.m. November 9) and I've beaten it on Normal mode.

This is, bar none, the best game I've played this year. I was always a big fan of the original, as I loved the storyline, music, character designs, scenic designs and the tight gameplay. Plus, multi-player LAN was da bomb, yo (just like Affleck in Phantoms)!

This game takes all that was great about the first one and makes it like 30 times better!

They got some great voice actors (Keith David, Michael Wincott, David Cross, Laura Prepon, Michelle Rodriguez, Orlando Jones) and the storyline this time is told more from the Covenant's point of view. We learn more about their history and their religion and it's outstanding stuff!

The graphics and gameplay are major overhauls from the original. It's a pretty game, plain and simple. From Earth to new worlds, it's just gorgeous. You feel like you are in the game and that's why it succeeds.

The ending is rather abrupt. There will DEFINITELY be a Halo 3, although I suspect we won't see it until the launch of the X-Box Next (or X-Box 2). It's like The Empire Strikes Back of videogames!

Multiplayer has gotten even cooler with the X-Box Live world. There are ALWAYS tons of people to play with and neat matches to be had. No two games are ever the same. You can create your own clan (like you could have the Tron-Sector Clan) and put together your own group to play together whenever you want and to build your own games versus playing what's already set up online. There are jerks online, so this is a great way to get around playing a bunch of camping 12-year olds!

Overall, if you own an X-Box, there is NO REASON ON EARTH for you to not to own this game (unless you are one of those folks who gets sick from FPS games - then I guess you do have a reason)!

Now we get Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic in December! And Metroid Prime: Echoes and Viewtiful Joe 2 hit the GameCube this month! WOOOOOOOOT!!!!

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Well, Halo 2 is light years above Halo in graphics. Textures are much stronger with real-time reflections and shadows adding strong depth to the look.

I love the design of the characters. I think they are meant to have a bit of a cartoonish style. It's just how the artists designed the game. I also think that if you were to immerse yourself in the game, you'd not be thinking about the graphics as much. It's pretty engrossing stuff.

SPOILER ALERT............The only downside to the game is its rather abrupt ending. I liked it, only because it felt like the conclusion of The Empire Strikes Back (everything has gone to HELL and you've got to set things right - only next game). A buddy of mine said it best when he said Halo 2 is the best commercial for Halo 3 one could ask for! So, while the ending is just that - an ending, overall I still say it will be game of the year. The only games that may beat it would be Metroid Prime: Hunters or possibly Viewtiful Joe 2. Maybe Tron 2.0. ..................SPOILER END.

If you haven't played multi-player on X-Box Live, you're missing the best part about the game! It supports the strongest online play any console will ever see!

Tron 2.0 is getting good reviews for the X-Box. The X-Box Live online portion is supposed to be incredibly deep and very smooth. I hope to have it for Christmas!

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