I set it down owing to other life demands - not a fault in the title. Still, this was a standard issue Halo experience, and for the final title in the franchise (the developer, Bungie, is retiring but 'selling' the brand), I guess I hoped for a little more novelty - call it 'going out with a bang.' Halo Reach didn't go out with a bang, sadly. A nice tight effort, sure.
To be fair, Halo has raised the bar a whole hell of a lot over the years, and I haven't (and don't plan to) test the legs of the multi-player component on 'Reach,' a facet that helped build the brand.
Also, it's important to include that it's a very 'pretty' game. The panorama in most levels is almost distracting, given the need to focus on the immediate action. Nice touch.
Good, good fun. Not a classic though...
[In the interest of full disclosure/bragging rights, I played on 'heroic' difficulty - the way it was meant to be played...]
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