Review: Halo: Master Chief Collection Part III - Halo 3
- 9 years ago
Continuing the Master Chief's path to glory, this is part three of a four part review on the recently released Xbox One exclusive, Halo: The Master Chief Collection.
Originally released on the Xbox 360 in 2007, Halo 3 is the one game that seems slightly out of place in the collection. Sadly the game is still too young for an anniversary upgrade and yet it’s too old to have benefited from the technology used to create Halo 4.
As a result we are left with a game that is visually disappointing and dated when compared to the other instalments despite being upgraded to 1080p with a decent 60FPS frame-rate.
That said, Halo 3 has always been considered one of the best in the series and for good reason so don’t be too put off by the aged graphics.
Originally released on the Xbox 360 in 2007, Halo 3 is the one game that seems slightly out of place in the collection. Sadly the game is still too young for an anniversary upgrade and yet it’s too old to have benefited from the technology used to create Halo 4.
As a result we are left with a game that is visually disappointing and dated when compared to the other instalments despite being upgraded to 1080p with a decent 60FPS frame-rate.
That said, Halo 3 has always been considered one of the best in the series and for good reason so don’t be too put off by the aged graphics.