The latest episode of GTTV shows some blood-curdling, eye-wateringly cool footage from the multiplayer beta of Halo Reach.
As well as footage, Bungie answers questions on the game such as why there is no dual-wielding, and whether Firefight from ODST will make it into the retail package. Check it out below.
Looks like they want to make sure that the core gameplay doesn’t change too much, not wanting to break ‘What makes Halo Halo’ but the game still looks awesome, with new weapons, armour powers, vehicles, new graphics, ‘a great new technological engine’ and more. You will also be able to record and watch gameplay, and tag videos in-game.
If you are having trouble watching the video, you can watch it in 4 parts from Youtube below.
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One more game | April 19, 2010 12:06 pm
[...] [VID] The Halo Reach beta is getting closer every day- now we can see it in action.Source:http://gamingbolt.com/2010/04/18/first-halo-reach-multiplayer-beta-gameplay-emerges/ Apr [...]
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The rules of the game: First Halo Reach Multiplayer Beta Gameplay Emerges [VID] | April 19, 2010 05:10 pm
[...] [VID] The Halo Reach beta is getting closer every day- now we can see it in action.Source:http://gamingbolt.com/2010/04/18/first-halo-reach-multiplayer-beta-gameplay-emerges/ Posted by Frank Denison at 10:10 Labels: beta, gameplay, [...]
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Miami | April 20, 2010 05:52 amI’m looking forward to the Beta. ODST was a big disappointment and to be honest, I’ve played so much COD 4 and MW 2 since Halo 3 came out that whenever I go back to a Halo game I feel like I’m walking in molasses and my guns don’t work well. That said, I will be playing the ***** out of the Beta to try to get the feel back and hopefully check the game out this fall.
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Keed | April 20, 2010 08:55 amYou list off a bunch of PC games and then ask why Halo got popular. Halo was the first console FPS that had the physics and multiplayer fun of a PC FPS. That’s why. PC games had been doing it for years but Halo brought it to the masses.
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Evan | April 20, 2010 10:22 amYou’re right, both those games are very well balanced. I was just saying that classes have the potential to ruin the balance, but it is not necessarily a concrete rule.
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