According to nearly every review, Halo 2 has a single-player mode that's "mediocre, at best" and Bungie seemingly gave up and gave it no real ending. Yet, despite half the game apparently sucking, it's still getting near (or completely) perfect scores everywhere
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I've heard generally that it's similar to Halo's single player, with some improvements, but generally the same feel.
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But then I realized I can phrase it like a question and have the same effect.
Did you ever get to the library?
-- Imran
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But then, I like better games than you, reviewerman. =P
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And the library was neat until you had to turn around and do the whole thing over again, except this time, the monsters came from the other wall! SHOCK! INTENSITY! LAZINESS!
-- Imran
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Let's say Halo's single-player is good. It's not perfect, however, as the scores its gotten (and Halo 2 is getting) seem to want to express. I can't think of any game off the top of my head I would say is perfect, besides possibly Mario 64, but I'm a Mario fanboy.
-- Imran
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I'm almost literally salivating in anticipation for 2. And I don't care how mainstream that is. I'm not a game elitist.
I'm a music elitist.
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It's just I don't think anything actually deserves a perfect score unless it's perfect or as close to perfect as seen so far. I guess it's more about score inflation than it is Halo.
But I do stand by that FPSes belong on computers. Half-Life 2 will own Halo 2. Hands down. ^_^
-- Imran
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And I understand about score inflation. But it's a non-issue for me.
And, yeah, HL2 will kick some serious ass.
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Even "short and ending abruptly" should not be three straight tens.
-- Imran
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