Halo: The Master Chief Collection vs Star Wars Battlefront II

Let's focus for a moment on Halo Reach since it's the most recent addition to MCC and the first to launch on PC as part of a piece by piece roll out. ...

It’s a mix between shootouts, lightsaber fighting and vehicular combat including space battles. My favorite multiplayer mode is Heroes vs Villains which puts Light Side heroes up against the Dark Side villains from all three trilogies. This mode has a mix between lightsaber code quarter and long range gun fights. GRAPHICS 8/10 The graphics are very good

You can relive the original game's multiplayer madness once again, though you'll need to grind for your cosmetics again. Halo 3's multiplayer is much more lively than the past few releases, but it comes with a few downsides. AFK players grinding for XP are all too common, as are quitters who drop matches for whatever reason and handicap their team. These aren't the game's fault, though it would be nice if developer 343 Interactive patched in a way to join in-progress matches

It's a big, broad, beautiful shooter that nails the Star Wars' atmosphere almost everywhere. The campaign is still a bit of a snore and occasionally l...

Ultimately, I spent $5 more for the game than I should have, and although I can "resell" the game, ultimately I just inherited the liability of having to keep track of an extra disk as well as the added hastle of removing and inserting them constantly. Save your money, and just buy the digital copy from XBox.

The story campaign is perfectly fine. However, most people play this game for the online arcade mode to battle in teams against other players. The original Battlefront 1 and 2 that came out years ago (early 2000s) had the same type of gameplay, but the new Battlefront 1 and 2 were made by EA, and that's where the problems begin. For parents: What is not listed on the box is EA's toxic behavior of putting loot boxes (unregulated gambling) and pay to win tactics (paid upgrades for the best gear and playable characters such as jedi and sith) into the game

However, Halos memorable multiplayer modes are undermined by unacceptably unreliable and bug-ridden performance in the days after launch, to the point...

You really need a fast, solid internet connection to play this one, or you will have some lag and glitches. The story campaign was maybe the best part, and if nothing else it's a good practice for playing online--although you won't get most of the weapons and abilities available in it until you play a LOT of multiplayer. Overall I'm glad I bought it, especially now that EA has gotten rid of a lot of the pay-to-play stuff. If you love Star Wars games, you'll definitely enjoy this for at least the single player campaign

Really well done Halo 4: From what I gathered Halo 4's story links to Halo 5 and we are introduced to a new enemy. The gameplay is not too dissimilar that the original 3 but it's a little more difficult. After playing the first three Halos I found the difficulty much harder so my skills were put to the test. The story was really entertaining from the start and I really enjoyed playing this Overall: From someone who has never played Halo before I really enjoyed the stories of the original collection, it didn't answer all my questions before playing Halo 5 but I learnt a lot

The campaign is short and pretty lackluster. It has some good moments, but in general, it’s forgetful. However, at least it’s there. It’s a step in the right direction from the previous game

This includes every single multiplayer for all of the uh, aforementioned games. Let's Halo 1, Halo 2. They did a remastered multiplayer mode known as ...

There are different game modes that have no guide or tutorial in them all bunched up in on 40 player game mode. No way to chose what map you want or which unique mode to play. The menus are glitchy and hard to manage. There is no real player customization if you wanted to make your online trooper look different from the rest