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Some people with Modded Xboxes already have it but I think its in French or something.

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yea but im talkin legally,and the full game with xbox live function.

Everyone who has an Xbox must buy this game. Three years of development for the best FPS of all time for only $50.

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Everyone who has an Xbox must buy this game. Three years of development for the best FPS of all time for only $50.

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$55 i got the LE.

I liked the multiplayer but hated the single player. It started out strong but it got so repetitive near the end. I'll probably play it around the dorms and my friends house, i might pick it up later. HL2 is going to be a lot better. :)

I have an X-Box, and there is absolutely no chance that I'm picking up Halo 2. I thought the original was inanely boring.

 

Besides, Conker will blow Halo 2 out of the water.

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who the f*** cares about single player? this game is hyped up on the online play is where the fun is at. its gonna PWN

It's fun playing against everyone in the dorm. But I sure do hate it when there are 3 players. One gets the bigger screen than the other two.

This is definitely going to be a great game. I refuse to go online until i'm done with the single player game.

 

By the way, no matter what you've heard about the leaked copy, please don't spoil it for anyone by talking about it on the board.

What makes it so special from any other run of the mill first person shooter, eludes me to this day.

I like the Multi player but I would much rather play Goldeneye 007 for the Nintendo 64

I like the Multi player but I would much rather play Goldeneye 007 for the Nintendo 64

 

While Goldeneye was great for it's time, it is really outdated compared to the First Person Shooters that are out now.

 

What makes it so special from any other run of the mill first person shooter, eludes me to this day.

 

Good storyline, fun gameplay, great multiplayer (Awesome in Co-Op), etc. Most FPS's have maybe 1 or 2 of those things, Halo has em all.

Paying for Xbox Live isn't that bad, it's not like it's a monthly payment. Either way though, if I didn't have Xbox live, I'd get Halo 2 for the single player game and to play with buddies here.

 

XBconnect is horrible though, I don't know how people play with that, horrible lag always.

I like the Multi player but I would much rather play Goldeneye 007 for the Nintendo 64

 

While Goldeneye was great for it's time, it is really outdated compared to the First Person Shooters that are out now. 595831[/snapback]

 

Well, yeah. It's all nostalgia my man.

I like the Multi player but I would much rather play Goldeneye 007 for the Nintendo 64

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I heard there are already 1.5 million pre-orders.

I like the Multi player but I would much rather play Goldeneye 007 for the Nintendo 64

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like 7 years ago.

eh ... i thought this was a donnie darko threat

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You know if that version they released in theatres this summer will ever come to DVD?

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