Sentences with phrase «days of playing halo»

I haven't experienced this in a game since the days of playing Halo 2 religiously on the original Xbox, and it was great to play with people who had their microphones plugged in but weren't using them to insult their teammates.

Upon giving it a go, the first thing I thought about was my early days of playing Halo multiplayer.

Not exact matches

While the Standard edition will, of course, net you a copy of Halo Wars 2 to play on both PC and Xbox One through a single - use code, the Ultimate Edition grants four - day early access (Feb 17 rather than Feb 21), a season pass and a copy of Halo Wars Definitive Edition - a upgraded port of the original Halo Wars with all past DLC, extra achievements and improved visuals capable of running on both PC and Xbox One.

With a number of titles moving out of 2014, 2015 could now potentially play host to Batman: Arkham Knight, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, The Legend of Zelda: Wii U, Halo 5: Guardians, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (possibly the same day as Arkham Knight!!!)

In the five days since the new version of the mod was released on April 20, the ElDewrito team says there has been a lot of activity, claiming that when their blog post was published last night Halo Online had over 8,000 people playing simultaneously.

It was a grand day for Xbox players worldwide, now that they're able to play another game instead of Call of Duty or Halo all the time.

This all led to the early days of the original Xbox, perhaps about a year after Halo came out and I was playing those kinds of games and that's about when the music industry was starting to turn and change a lot.

Despite a recent massive media push and the biggest day one sales of a game ever, recent analysis by number - crunching social gaming service Raptr indicates that Call of Duty: Black Ops is only holding its own with old stalwarts Modern Warfare 2 and Halo: Reach in terms of online play - time.

While we once may have played Quake or Halo or Age of Empires for the fun of it in addition to the competition, there are so many multiplayer titles we play these days for the competition aspects first, the fun sometimes be damned.

I play a lot of games, I am usually a day one purchaser of Halo titles and sign up for betas.

This week was the first time I've been able to play an online multiplayer game, and I've owned Halo: The Master Chief Collection since the day of release.

Early in 2010 I was living the normal teenage boy life: play Xbox every day, from the minute I got home from school until 9PM that night; weekends consisted of me and my friends staying up until 7 or 8 AM playing Call of Duty: World at War, Gears of War 2, Battlefield: Bad Company 2, and Halo 3.

Although matchmaking was down, it forced my friends and I to play some private matches and relive the old glory days of Halo 2.

While I'm not the biggest fan of MMOs, the notion of some sort of multi-platform, varied way to play space western made by the dudes who made Halo might sell me on picking up that Xbox 720 on release day.

Within four days of its release, fans spend the equivalent of over 2,300 man - years playing Halo: Reach.

At the end of the day though gravity lifts are nothing new to the Halo franchise, plus the basic lay out as well as the walls and areas are all so familiar to the when playing it.

The 360 has a large list of great games available like Halo: 3 and ODST, Gears of War, Left 4 Dead, Forsa motor Sports 1 & 2, AC6, Fable & Geometry Wars =] and now you can play Devil may cry and soon Final fantasy 13 (who knows maybe Kingdom hearts some day) Point 3.

OK, the game isn't in any way remotely close to Halo 2, but when I was playing the game with a group of people in the multiplayer mode, it brought me back to the days when I first started playing Halo 2 and the pure joy of fragging out with a bunch of people.