Based on the Sierra 117 level we can show you at this point, Halo 3 is the surprise package. While it takes a while to get used to the angular, low-poly models, the sheer quality and style of Bungie's original art shines through and is presented without compromise: the sub-HD 1152x640 framebuffer(s) of the Xbox 360 original simply can't compare to the pristine 1080p offered by the new game. In addition to that, the anti-aliasing technique works beautifully in smoothing off the distracting upscaled jaggies of the original.
Frame-rate, too, is pretty consistent, sticking closely (but not perfectly) to the target 60Hz refresh. This is actually a double win - not only do we benefit from a 2x boost to temporal resolution, but it also sees the elimination of the odd frame-pacing issues seen in the original game. Both of these elements see the extra power offered by the Xbox One technology providing a tangible boost to gameplay - the raw playability of the experience is almost on another level compared to the original game. It's early days, of course, but we'd love to file Halo 3 alongside Bluepoint Studios' work on Metal Gear and God of War as a game where the quality of the original graphics and gameplay attain a new level running on more powerful hardware.
but its whatever to me I'll get my nostalgic moments playing multiplayer long as it runs great
nikka Imma let you eat of my account.Its the only way you gonna play another game
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