Review of Halo 4

Halo Combat Evolved introduced us to the Master Chief and Xbox. Halo 2 introduced fans of the first game, Xbox, and Master Chief to Arbiter and Xbox Live. Halo 3 brought the original trilogy to amazing conclusion. Halo Wars was awfully good for a console strategy game which is rarely done. Halo: ODST brought us firefight which is one of the best features that has been featured in the series. Halo Reach was Bungie's last hurrah for the series and sent their contributions to it out with a bang and one of the Xbox 360's best games. A lot happened in the world of Xbox between the release of Halo 3 and 4. Bungie became an independent company, Call of Duty became the most played game on Xbox Live, Halo lost the tittle of best looking Xbox game, the announced film adaptation from Academy Award winning director Peter Jackson and Neil Blomkamp (the team behind the 2009 Best Picture nominee District 9) was canceled, and what may scare fans more is that development of future tittles from their much loved franchise is now being done by a new studio. But have no fear fans, Halo 4 is amazing. The most amazing game I have ever played. Halo 4 is not your typical first person shooter. Halo 4 is more focused on the story than previous installments. This time the story is personal. Cortana is suffering from rampantcy and the Chief and her crash land on a Forerunner planet. There they awaken an ancient evil and must race against time to save humanity and Cortana. The weapons basically look the same as they did in Halo 3 only with more detail, but are still at their most impressive in Halo 4. This at its most noticeable with the new enemy's weapons. Also, 343 really beefed up the audio. The AI is also more difficult. The graphics are also at their most impressive in this game. Anyway Halo 4 is a perfect 10 out of 10.