Editors Liked
- Halo 2 brilliantly remastered
- Four complete Halo games in one package
- 1080, 60 frame-per-second goodness
- Near-endless multiplayer content
Editors Didn't Like
- No Halo: Reach or ODST
Halo: The Master Chief Collection
Timeless: Halo 3 is still an absolute blast to play, and still looks great despite technically having the oldest graphics of the four campaigns.
-- As reviewed by brisbanetimes.com.au
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Expert reviews and ratings
By brisbanetimes.com.au
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Timeless: Halo 3 is still an absolute blast to play, and still looks great despite technically having the oldest graphics of the four campaigns.
By todayonline.com
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In it, you get all four Halo games released so far, from the remastered version of Halo: Combat Evolved to 2012's Halo 4. Each of them has been upgraded and now run at 60 frames per second.But what really gets a good polish is Halo 2, 10 years after its...
By Tom's Guide
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Halo: The Master Chief Collection is a finely crafted love letter for all types of Halo fans, offering tons of solo and multiplayer content as well as a full reimagining of Halo 2. What does Halo mean to you? For some, it means sprawling...
By Pocket-lint
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Halo: The Master Chief Collection crams in a lot of content. Too much, it turns out, to fit on the one provided disk, so you'll be hit with a big day one download package. In terms of bang for your buck The Master Chief Collection will be one of...
By moviesgamesandtech.com
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There are moments in each Halo game that stand out, and they're different for each of us. A moment so vivid, so memorable, that while often the perception flatters the memory, it is the impact of the memory that remains.The Silent Cartographer, 343...
By eurogamer.net
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While there's a good chance Proust wasn't talking specifically about Halo: The Master Chief Collection, he would (probably) have been fascinated by one feature of the game in particular: the extraordinary ability, in the Anniversary editions of Halo:...
By Trusted Reviews
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An awesome, intelligently-conceived compendium that highlights why these games are so legendary and so beloved. Halo 2 benefits most from a lavish HD upgrade, but Halo 4 also benefits from the enhancements, making one of the Xbox 360's most advanced...
By gotgame.com
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once the matchmaking gets fixed, Halo: The Master Chief Collection will be a must-own title for any Xbox One owner to experience the series that really put the Xbox on the map. For now, fans will still enjoy it to relive their favorite moments and to...
By technobuffalo.com
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For Xbox One owners, I doubt there's a bigger individual gaming launch than Halo: The Master Chief Collection in 2014. Based on series popularity and exactly what's in the collection, this package of games should do very well for itself both in sales and...
By windowscentral.com
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Videogame re-releases are not an uncommon thing, especially early in a new console's life cycle. They help boost a fledgling system's software library and make older games available to new players. That last bit is important, because most game systems...
By techgeek.com.au
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343 Industries is celebrating the 10th anniversary of Halo 2 in a big way - giving fans not only a remastered version of Halo 2 for the Xbox One, but every single one of Master Chief's adventures in one special...
By in.ign.com
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I need a lot more multiplayer reps on real-world servers before I can render my final verdict – I've been having a lot of difficulty connecting to custom matches, and matchmaking hasn't even been switched on yet. However, assuming that's fixed ahead of...
By CriticalHit
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Halo as a series has been around for many years now; I attended a presentation at Gamescom where I got to see Halo: The Master Chief collection in action, as well as learn more about Halo Channel.If you're in the mood for a quick drinking game, be sure...
By Les Numériques
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Rien de tel qu'une compilation aussi complète pour faire plaisir aux fans de la saga et susciter l'intérêt des petits nouveaux sur Xbox One, pour mieux préparer l'arrivée de Halo 5. Microsoft et 343 Insdustries ne se moquent pas du monde avec un contenu...