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Halo : Reach (Microsoft Xbox 360, 2010)

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Lieu : Vienna, Virginia, États-Unis
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État
Très bon: Un objet qui a été utilisé, mais qui est en excellent état. Le boîtier ou la couverture ne ...
UPC
0885370040159
EAN
0885370040159
Platform
Microsoft Xbox 360
Rating
M - Mature
Video Game Series
Halo Series
MPN
HEA-00001
Publisher
Microsoft
Genre
Shooter
Game Name
Halo: Reach

À propos de ce produit

Product Information

Acclaimed developer Bungie's final Halo game for Microsoft serves as a prequel to the sci-fi storyline that began in 2001. An all-new campaign supporting cooperative action for up to four players is included, and in a departure from previous titles, Master Chief is no longer the main protagonist. You are a new recruit to the Noble Team, a six-person squad of Spartan super soldiers, whose members specialize in key roles and wear customized gear. Planet Reach, the main base for UNSC military operations and home to 700 million civilians, is under attack from the alien collective known as the Covenant. Your mission is to assist the human resistance and prevent the Covenant from destroying Reach, Earth's last line of defense.<br><br>The shooting takes place from a first-person perspective, powered by a new graphics engine designed to incorporate large-scale battles in more open environments than in previous entries. Enemy AI has also changed from earlier games, relying more on dynamic actions instead of scripted routines. Each soldier's armor now offers distinctive abilities, depending on the equipped enhancements. A jetpack allows you to fly, active camouflage makes you invisible to enemies, sprint lets you dash at high speeds, and armor lock makes you temporarily invulnerable at the expense of movement. These abilities also play an important role in Halo: Reach's multiplayer modes, which support up to 16 combatants online.<br><br>Reach's multiplayer component includes such past favorites as Team Slayer and King of the Hill along with new options. In Headhunter, players collect flaming skulls from defeated opponents and attempt to deposit the skulls in designated areas for points. If you are killed before you reach the target area, your collected skulls will fall to the ground for others to retrieve. Stockpile is a variant on capture the flag, while Generator Defense pits three Spartans versus three Covenant Elites in a battle to defend or destroy generators. Invasion features a series of three team-oriented skirmishes designed in a similar fashion to Battlefield: Bad Company's rush mode. In addition, players can create custom scenarios with the Forge option, take in-game screenshots, earn credits to cosmetically enhance their soldier, and record video to study combat techniques or to share with the Halo community.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Microsoft
MPN
HEA-00001
UPC
0885370040159
eBay Product ID (ePID)
70606631

Product Key Features

Rating
M - Mature
Genre
Shooter
Video Game Series
Halo Series
Platform
Microsoft Xbox 360
Game Name
Halo: Reach

Additional Product Features

Release Year
2010
Number of Players
1-4
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
LeafCats
139973
ESRB Descriptor
Blood, Violence

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  • par sigma117
    nov. 24, 2011

    Halo: Reach. This is how it all began.

    Reach tells the story of where the Halo saga all began, a human colony named Reach. When the Covenant appears out of nowhere and begins an invasion of massive proportions, it is all the humans can do to fight to stay alive long enough to evacuate the planet. You play as the quiet and faceless Noble 6, the newest edition to a group of elite Spartan III's known as Noble Team. As part of this group you'll face off against seemingly insurmountable odds while executing top secret, nigh impossible missions. The story is a grand-arcing affair, taking you from cities to barren wastelands, and from lush vegetated mountains to a cavernous underground archeological site. One mission even sees you take to close-orbit space as you fight to defend a docking station against incoming waves of Covenant ...

  • par ucameras4u
    janv. 14, 2011

    Halo Reach for XBox 360

    Halo Reach has beautiful graphics and a nice story line as you progress threw in the solo game.I did not care for the lack of ammo and healing device drops. I found myself spending way to much time running around looking for both. You can use enemy weapons they drop, but are extremely low on ammo when you pick them up. I found myself starting new Missions empty. This game gets harder as you advance which I do extremely like.Driving one of the many vehicles or flying the planes into battle is wonderful. You also develop a love/hate for those enemy elites ha ha ha. I would love to see more ammo, choices of weapons available in the solo missions. I enjoy playing them over and trying new tricks.The games Ai is pretty good, but can not compare with the online fast paced matches.I have had my ...

  • par freedomrydr
    sept. 07, 2011

    Great game, new tricks, new weapons, new characters... No Masterchief!

    I have now played ALL the HALO series games, and frankly, I don't care for this one as much as Halo 2 or 3. I like some of the new tricks, like the jet-pack and being able to fly the Sabre and the Falcon, but the controls keep changing with every evolution which inevitably gets one killed, while hitting the wrong button for changing weapons or reloading. The story, the art, the animation, the imagination are all still top of the line, genius talent, but in the world of 'reality', we need to deal with so many losses and so many changes. Leave the games alone! Bring back the Master Chief, and put the controls back where they belong! I like the new menu items that allow you to build your own game, which makes this version virtually eternal. I bought this disk used, so I don't know if there ...

  • par danrulz1337
    févr. 10, 2013

    Fun for a while, take it to a friend's house

    Well, let's start from the ebay experience. I bought a redemption code card because I really dislike having physical discs and just wanted to download it to the 250GB hard drive that's built into my Xbox. The card came very quickly, in a purple envelope, with handwritten addresses on the front. I thought it was a Christmas card from someone I didn't know, or at least didn't know the real name of. Inside the envelope was a monkey-shaped sticky note with "Enjoy the game" written on it and the card in pristine condition. No complaints there, I suppose. Plugged a USB keyboard into the Xbox and redeemed the code, it gave me my game, no issues. Now, the game its self. It's just... not a terribly fun game. I don't know, I haven't really played a lot of Halo games, and my friends really wanted me ...

  • par 2e4o1hTQRw6@Deleted
    déc. 07, 2010

    Its Halo, for Halo fans...

    Lets keep it brief, if your're familiar with the Halo franchise this is the best "Halo" game to date. I say "Halo" because that is exactly what it is.. for some reason (don't worry its a brief rant that has nothing to do with my official review :) people think prequels are good, they're not, prequels are a way of saying the original ending could have been better but its not good to beat a dead horse. I say that for two reasons, one (like I said before) Halo Reach is for Halo fans, you know the ending!! FYI, Its not like 300! (Spartan joke)I won't spoil so relax... Storyline aside there is very limited changes from any Halo game (same weapons, similar characters, same enemies-which proves Bungie is sorry for making you fight JUST Brutes in the last one) Game play is solid but the core of ...