Eurogamer:
"Four major Halo remasters are included in The Master Chief Collection, but the Halo 2 Anniversary Edition is quite the package itself - a fitting tribute to a classic game celebrating its tenth anniversary this year. Saber Interactive returns from Halo Anniversary duties to handle the re-mastered campaign, while Certain Affinity, formed by ex-Bungie employee Max Hoberman, is tasked with remaking six of the game's multiplayer maps. On top of that, Blur Studio has recreated key cut-scenes as high-end CG renders, while 343 Industries facilitates the whole project. So what we have here is one game featuring three engines and four developers - five if you factor in Bungie's work on the original game. What could have been a disjointed mismatch of elements is anything but: the results are remarkable and the package is a significant leap over what was achieved with the original Halo's Anniversary release on Xbox 360."
Legend has it that this list of the best Xbox One Co-Op games is so good, it may require four people to fully enjoy.
GF365: "A friend makes the adventure all the more fun. Here are the best video game companions that will keep you company."
343:
We have a special treat for you this month.
Something that becomes part of the great journey of many Halo fans is learning about all the stuff that didn’t make it into the games over the years.
When ambitious and talented developers are up against the challenges posed by limited time and resources, having to make tough decisions about what best serves the final product, many things end up in the horrifying tenth circle of Hell which Dante deemed too terrifying to tell us about: the cutting room floor.
"When ambitious and talented developers are up against the challenges posed by limited time and resources"
Literally nothing in that sentence is anyway relatable to 343i.
I really despise when DF does these so far prior to launch. There are still patches coming before launch, really makes little sense to analyze now, perfect or not.
Sure, it is still a very positive wrap-up, but that doesn't change the fact that it is totally bogus to review the tech behind a game before the full finished product is even available.
Xbox 1 to Xbox One... Had a good laugh out of that.
Man Halo 2 looks REALLY good for a decade old game.
Looks like the multiplayer/ campaign can drop to 52 fps but mostly holds a 60 FPS, so overall really good.
Can't wait to play this on PC.