Halo 5 Guardians: Xbox MVP Details The Game’s Graphics And Gameplay

Halo 5 is shaping up well ahead of an E3 showing.

Posted By | On 14th, Jun. 2015

Halo 5 Guardians

We are well on our way to seeing some new Halo 5: Guardians content at this year’s E3 event, and hype levels for the game couldn’t be higher. In the past few weeks we’ve seen the return of Spartan Blue Team and even the return of ODST Edward ‘Eddie’ Buck as part of Agent Locke’s squad, played by the one and only Nathan Fillion. But what else can you expect to see?

Well thanks to an AMA on the Halo Subreddit, Xbox MVP Dan Hammill has shone some light on things. Regarding the gameplay, Hammill told series fans, “Enemy AI was top notch. Dueling with a sword Elite was a challenge. NOT comparable to Noble team, they were awful. They’re smarter. They talk to each other. One grunt blew all four of us up with a plasma. It was embarrassing. The Jackals jetpack up to you and stuff, but I didn’t see anything else I don’t believe.” He then goes on to mention how the new Promethean Soldiers might have “thrusters”.

Helping command the Team, Hammil talks about how issuing orders works well in the game, saying, “Commands felt as they should: The game was made with them in mind. I wouldn’t call them a gimmick. Think Halo Reach and how awful they all were. GET IN MY WARTHOG! Now you can tell them to with a button.”

On the graphical side of things, he mentions how the graphics have improved quite noticeably from the Beta testing period, he said, “As far as I’m aware I was playing at 1080p at the studio (could be wrong). Beta was 720. It just seemed very smooth.” This was prefaced by Hammill saying that he “didn’t see a stutter” whilst playing the game.

Touching on Multiplayer, he called it a “complementary new epic multiplayer experience”, which is going to be shown of at this years E3 event, set to take place in the next few days.


Amazing Articles You Might Want To Check Out!

Share Your Thoughts Below  (Always follow our comments policy!)



Keep On Reading!

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Now Supports PS5 Pro

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Now Supports PS5 Pro

Alongside an increased internal resolution, the open-world title now runs at 60 frames per second in Quality M...

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora – Secrets of the Spires is Out Now

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora – Secrets of the Spires is Out Now

In the second story DLC, players venture to the Spires of the Clouded Forest to meet a new Na'vi clan and lear...

Infinity Nikki Special Program Livestream Announced for November 29th

Infinity Nikki Special Program Livestream Announced for November 29th

The development team will showcase new outfits, the Wishing Woods area, updates to optimization and other "sur...

Synduality: Echo of Ada Gets Open Network Test from December 12th to 20th

Synduality: Echo of Ada Gets Open Network Test from December 12th to 20th

Bandai Namco's futuristic extraction title will be available worldwide on January 23rd, 2025, for Xbox Series ...

Palworld’s Next Update Adds New Island 6 Times Larger Than Sakurajima, Out in December

Palworld’s Next Update Adds New Island 6 Times Larger Than Sakurajima, Out in December

The island will feature new tower bosses and Pal species to collect while offering the harshest conditions in ...

Devolver Digital Has Delayed Skate Story, Baby Steps to 2025

Devolver Digital Has Delayed Skate Story, Baby Steps to 2025

The publisher has announced new 2025 release windows for both games, as well as Stick it to the Stickman.