Bungie.org's own Louis Wu has recovered from his Halo Overload as he called it and put up his own post-E3 summary of his Halo experience. He still seems to feel the game is fun and on-track. An excerpt:
Bravehamster posted his thoughts on HALO after E3 just a couple of days ago, giving much praise, but promising a follow up. Well, it's here and it's not as good as some may have hoped.
We may have missed this one first time around, but FiringSquad put up a short Halo item as part of their coverage of the first day of E3. They mentioned that their desire to see more gameplay than what was shown at Gamestock was partially fulfilled, and voiced some of the same concerns about multiplayer and framerates that others have:
MS Jolt went to E3 and played a whole-lotta XBox and they certainly didn't overlook HALO. Staff member Will White was impressed with the solo play, but like so many, was very disappointed with the multiplayer performance:
Five-hour HALO veteran The_Spoon has posted his thoughts on his experience at E3 with HALO and the XBox. This is a very long and in-depth writing that literally walks you through his experience of the first level. It starts off like this [edited for readability purposes]:
R.net reader and RHLer Bravehamster, recently returned from E3 with R.net staffers in tow, just posted his impressions of the game after playing Halo at E3.
His favorite Halo moment? Read below:
IGN XBox played a load of HALO at E3 and were quite impressed with it. They did notice some graphical glitches:
If you want to download that streaming HALO video from XBox.com for future viewing, you can do so at FilePlanet.
Thanks, Per.
