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Halo 2 Multiplayer Map Pack (Microsoft Xbox, 2005)
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Halo 2 Multiplayer Map Pack (Xbox, 2005) Sealed Brand New.
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Well, I bought my copy of this wherelese but eBay. It does add a lot to the "Halo 2" experience, but there are a few neggatives. A few of the new multiplayer worlds are fun, but take heed that 2 of the maps are pretty much copys that came from the original Halo game, but with a few added features (Although no big improvements). And about 5 of the worlds are very small, and not fun at all! (Especially if you are playing with more than 4 people) And finally the 2 best Worlds: Terminal (This level is baised in a closed down train station). It is very fun and quite a large map. And the world: Containment (This level is based in a snow world with 2 different bases). This level is also very fun and is the largest map of them all. Very fun for anywhere from 4 to 16 players! Alot of the videos are cool, it has the very first Halo trailer that ever came out. The E3 Halo 2 trailer, some comments from the producers, and a very funny (Covenant) surround sound speaker test! OHHHH, and..... remember the level in Halo 2 (Metropolis) when 3 of your ships are coming in and one of them is shot down and dissappears, and then suddenly you meet up with them........ Well this has a video of what happened during that lost time piece! One last good thing about it is that you can download on it on to your Xbox (By following the on-screen directions) then watch all the videos, and your ready to sell it to someone else and get about half your money back! So with all the goods and bads I give it a 4/5. Good Buy!Read full review
i thought this item was good! not great nor poor. it has all the halo 2 multiplayer maps, which are amazing! very nicely put together. but thats the only thing it had, maps. it also had a video about the making of the new map, but i mean you watch it once and theres no point of watching it again! and plus you have to have the original halo 2 game to even play it. so you have to buy this plus the the real halo 2 game. i wish it was like odst, it comes with all the maps, even if you dont have the original halo 3 game. but it would have been great if it came with the full campaign. but its a good product if you like halo 2 and if you still play it. and if you dont like VS. mode, than this is not the add on game you want! but for the ones who love playing on line, or with friends on mulyiplayer, than you will love this game!Read full review
The Good * Some of the best first-person shooter gameplay in the business * Outstanding multiplayer features--tons of fun modes and customization options * Incredible audio--music and sound effects both major highlights * Impressive artificial intelligence * Co-op mode tons of fun. The Bad * Disappointing story * Short campaign * Some unsightly graphical issues * No co-op online. Halo 2, the long-awaited sequel to one of the most widely praised, most influential first-person shooters ever created, has a very tough act to follow. Fortunately, it's built on a foundation that's as strong as they come. The game's success was preordained--publisher Microsoft tallied more than 1.5 million Halo 2 preorders in the weeks leading up to the game's release, which demonstrates just how confident Halo's fans are in the sequel's quality. But how is it, really? The good news is, the sequel to the Xbox's defining action game is an absolutely superb, fully featured game, boasting an excellent presentation, a highly replayable campaign, and the greatest, most complete online multiplayer component in a console shooter yet. A surprisingly disappointing story and a fairly short single-player portion are noticeable shortcomings, but there's just so much breadth of content in Halo 2, and the action itself is so outstanding, that there can be no denying its quality. Overall, it's one of the very best action games available. It's good to see you, Master Chief. There are several reasons why the original Halo ranks up there with a very small number of other first-person shooters as one of the definitive games in the genre. For one thing, Halo succeeded at establishing a cohesive, memorable, and original science-fiction universe. For another, the Master Chief, Halo's cybernetic protagonist, made a great hero. A fearless, enigmatic man, the Chief could succeed where pure flesh-and-blood humans could not, and guiding him to victory against the alien menace known as the Covenant, as well as the parasitic creatures called the Flood, made for a gripping story and an intense and satisfying gameplay experience. Halo's gameplay was amazing in that it seamlessly integrated top-notch first-person shooting with incredibly fun third-person vehicular sequences and outstanding friendly and enemy artificial intelligence. The game's subtle innovations--the tactical consequences of such things as having recharging energy shields, being able to carry only a couple of weapons at a time, the ability to throw powerful grenades in between shots, and the option of dishing out fierce melee attacks--also did a lot to differentiate Halo from other shooters, and proceeded to influence subsequent games. Halo's multiple, well-balanced difficulty settings, two-player cooperative campaign option, and assorted multiplayer modes also ensured that the game had tons of lasting appeal. All these factors contributed to the game's well-deserved success, and they're all back in Halo 2. For the most part, the sequel takes an "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" approach to its gameplay--everything that you loved about Halo's action is back in full effect here. At the same time, the handful of new additions in Halo 2 are well thought out and well implemented, enriching the gameplay and making it seem fresh but still familiar. Everything that you maybe didn't love about Halo is pretty much back, too. Overall Rating: 10 out of 10Read full review
One of the greatest games ever released, and this adds more maps for online play with Xlink Kai software. No better game for 2020 than Halo 2 online with a CRT TV! Would recommend picking this up while it is cheap.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This review is for the post Xbox live era. Microsoft no longer supports the original xbox under xbox live, which means this is the only way to get most of the maps onto a console so you can use it via tunneling, split screen, or system link play. At the $10 price this is selling for ebay, it is very useful to have more maps. Better still, if you have multiple xbox's, you simply need one disc, as it will load multiple consoles. Of course, the bad thing is that this disc doesn't contain the last two maps released, I would love to get these as well, but I can't figure out how. C'est la vie.
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