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    Arrow Halo 3 Legendary Review - a Journey, a Way of Life

    Ok, there are a hundred other reviews out there that are surely very informative as to the content of this game. I am a home theater enthusiast so I want to touch on the good and bad of the game from an audioholic perspective. I know, when you look at my mini blog up there, it looks like I am some kind of fanboy, but rest assured that I am as critical as the next guy...


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    I gotta say that I'm impressed with the game. It really does play just like Halo 2, but that is not a bad thing. The LFE is really pretty impressive on my SVS PB12 NSD.

    There is one thing I am disapointed in, and that is the jaggies. I had to double check to make sure I hadn't set the resolution to 1080i last time I traveled with my xbox. I was playing on a 56" 720P samsung DLP from 8-10 and the jaggies were really bothersome. Oh well, I'm sure after a few more days I'll get used to it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by autoboy View Post
    I gotta say that I'm impressed with the game. It really does play just like Halo 2, but that is not a bad thing. The LFE is really pretty impressive on my SVS PB12 NSD.

    There is one thing I am disapointed in, and that is the jaggies. I had to double check to make sure I hadn't set the resolution to 1080i last time I traveled with my xbox. I was playing on a 56" 720P samsung DLP from 8-10 and the jaggies were really bothersome. Oh well, I'm sure after a few more days I'll get used to it.
    Aren't most video games this way thought?

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    Quote Originally Posted by autoboy View Post
    I gotta say that I'm impressed with the game. It really does play just like Halo 2, but that is not a bad thing. The LFE is really pretty impressive on my SVS PB12 NSD.

    There is one thing I am disapointed in, and that is the jaggies. I had to double check to make sure I hadn't set the resolution to 1080i last time I traveled with my xbox. I was playing on a 56" 720P samsung DLP from 8-10 and the jaggies were really bothersome. Oh well, I'm sure after a few more days I'll get used to it.
    Would you like your game to run at 60fps or 30fps?

    You're going to get jaggies on consoles, anti-aliasing requires a lot of gpu power to pull off.

    And if you ask me, 1080p really isn't that high of a resolution. For tv's yes, but pc monitors have been beyond that for ages.
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    I thought that the system had been designed so that anti aliasing was easy on the GPU. 720P is a pretty low rez compared to PC gaming. I would think that the XBOX360 could handle some anti aliasing.

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    Note: My POV is from reviewing campaign .. not MP which is probably going to be the "big" thing with H3.

    While H2 & H3 have many similar things on paper the gameplay through the campaigns in H3 seems much smoother than what I saw in H2. Basically I do think that H3 is it's own game ... it's not H2.1 as some other people are saying.

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