SatanicBagels

Oh god that is a beauty.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pX_AKDrBWjw My answer is not to bring it back.

there aren't any developers that we know of on this site because this is a fan-made forum. That being said I would put money on MLG being a playlist in the game. Though H4 looks to be moving in attempt to appeal to a more casual crowd than previous installments. Of course I could be wrong.

Heres an idea I have: Since there's such a large rift between wanting the new additions and not wanting them, perhaps 343i could introduce two seperate playlist catagories called classic Halo and New Halo (placeholder name). That way everybody could get the kind of playing they wanted. It shouldn't be too hard of an addition since Halo: Reach's custom games system was indepth enough to do this. Why wouldn't H4's.

You see this doesn't make sense to me. It's like this entire forum thinks that whatever game has the word Halo on the cover can't suck. How can anybody have 100% faith in them when we have so little news and everything that has been revealed is frowned upon by about half the community. Halo doesn't need loadouts, weapon/armor skins, or Armor Abilities. And I can assure you that the series would do better without them.

Ya. Would you leave one of the best video game companies ever to join a new one that might not even do well. I wouldn't.

Well there was an auto-turret in Halo 3. I felt that it failed miserably, but seeing as I have no info on the Halo 4 auto-turret I don't feel that I can make an opinion on it. People seem to be posting intellegent well thought out comments so it doesn't seem to matter.

This is an example of a perfect reply. And I agree with all that was said. I Haven't read the books yet so I do not know where the precursors fit within the Halo universe, but they sound devestating and they sound like something I would like to shoot

OMG here we go... how can you say that it doesn't? I said It looks like there implementing cod-like elements that I don't want. (This being my sole opinion)

You can never really tell seeing as we don't have any content for the storyline released to tease our tastebuds yet. Hell, Halo 4 could turn out to be the biggest video game flop ever and nobody would know better. We just don't know enough at the present time.

I actually love the custimization options. Its just the AA's and stuff that I don't like. Sprint is fine. but you start giving people thruster packs and I think it adds elements of luck to what would otherwise be a skill based game. You could say that I think H4 looks to have too much of a CoD like feel for me... But then I'll be smashed by the Halo fanatics.

not sure if this was stated in the replies above but I believe that that is a random weapon pod in the first picture. Promethian Vision refers to the greek god Prometheus I believe. It probably has something to do with the heat surge that is sent throughout the map when Promethian Vision is activated.

I know that its a Halo game and theres a good chance that it will be great anyway... But does anybody here actually think that the addition of create-a-class, weapon skins, superpowers AA's, and armor skins is moving the series in the right direction. I for one just want that a regular Halo game with a regular game formula. I'm not really interested in change anymore (lol).

I don't get it... So we can compare it to Doom AND CoD...

Theres a reason that most games limit the player cap at 16 or 8 even though the technology allows for many more. It's all about gameplay.

I would be happy to see the entirety of Halo 3's vehicle list with the falcon replacing the hornet and no rocket hogs. Im not too fond of adding dropships to MM because of balancing issues. 343i couldn't possibly keep the badass factor of the phantom while still maintaining the perfect balance of Halo's multiplayer.

It will surely be a hummingbird.

6 years ago on the first of June Half Life: Episode 1 was released for the gaming world do devour in one single energy drink fueled play-through. As time went on it seemed all but certain that Gabe Newell would announce Half Life: Episode 3 at E3 and continue its incredible single-player legacy in yet another installment of our favorite crowbar totting MIT graduate. Yet after 6 long years it no longer seems probable that we will be getting a third episode of the Half Life 2 installment... So three years in it seemed evident that they were not in production for Half Life: Episode 3, but that they were indeed in production of Half Life 3 (HL3). Many things point towards this. Before I explain my reasoning it is very important to understand that based on past experience and pure speculation, Gabe Newell's statement that HL3 would not be announced at E3 doesn't really mean so much. What past experience might you ask... ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- October, 11th, 2007 E3 2010 --- Gabe Newell marches right up onto the stage and announces steamworks integration for the PS3 as well as Portal 2's best version coming to PS3. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ So on this six year anniversary of Half Life: Episode 1 it would certainly be possible to recieve an announcement. One might conclude that 6 whole years of hype being built up would result in the most earth-shattering news ever to be broken to the gaming world. Earlier this year the Gameinformer staff did what they call a super replay of the original Half Life. This is where the entire writing staff gets together and plays through a game while commentating on it at the same time. The archive of videos for this specific super replay can be found here. In Episode 3 during the beginning 5 minutes of the video the staff talks about a secretive cover story... though they refuse to acknowledge what exactly the game was because they're not sure when the super replay will be posted (May 24, 2012). Another member says that this replay of the original game came at an opportune time. Of course the senior editor immediately made them shut up and dismissed the whole thing as trolling (exactly what you would do if there wasn't any trolling going on). Trolling or legitimate acknowledgment, you decide. Being the speculative Half Life fanatic that I am I reached a slightly altered conclusion. Due to Valves past release of the Orange Box being a super good value... and with the release of Halo CE: Anniversary earlier this year... I reached the possible conclusion that HL3 might be announced in addition to a remastered version of Half Life with improved graphics and slight errors fixed. In addition to all me reasoning and speculation somebody else has managed to put together a wealth of information (some serious, some funny) on why they think HL3 will be announced at E3 this year. That article is found below. http://www.gamesradar.com/7-reasons-half-life-3-will-definitely-be-e3-2012/

I love all Halo sniper rifles. -nuff said-

I hope they add a development kit so that people can make their own continuation of the campaign or their own multiplayer maps, weapons, and vehicles.

Gun Game

weapon skins are fine. I would guess that they are going to end up being camos though

0_o I don't know about that. (lol)

Lockout High Ground Zanzibar Ascension Hang-em-High Warlock Prisoner And I would hope that bungie chooses to do more faithful remakes. EX: Make Lockout the same setting instead of what they did with Blackout.