Do you consider yourself a Halo Fanboy? Better yet, do you think that one of the four previous entries in the Halo franchise is the best game ever made? If you answered yes to either one of those questions, stop right now and click to one of our other fancy reviews as this will NOT be the one you...

Best in the series by far and if u play online and u don't like the armor utilities u can still play classic slayer no problem and boom its like halo 3. The graphics are best I've seen yet and I'm surprised how much they keep upgrading it.

Fun To Play; Good Audio; Graphics; Multiplayer

Too Short

Bungie surrenders the reins to Halo, but not before unleashing Reach, their Six Million Dollar Man incarnation of the franchise that put the Xbox on the map. It has every feature you could possibly hope for, but is it really Halo without Master Chief? "Reach is too damn important!

+ Unfathomably deep; customizable; user-friendly; and straight-up engrossing multiplayer modes; + Forge World extends Reach's life indefinitely; whether you're creating content or just consuming it; + Halo is visually arresting again!

? Why no special Legendary ending? So sad..

Bungie takes a bow with its fifth and final Halo game as fans the world over shed a tear...

Bungie's decision to veer away from Master Chief and instead feature a squad of Spartans with players driving replacement newcomer Noble Six, has paid off. Halo: Reach stands as a fitting capstone to Bungie's five-title legacy, both in campaign and multiplayer.

Noble Team becomes your family; Multiplayer gets a huge shot in the arm; Halo has never looked so good

A.I; drivers are atrocious, Where's the emotion

I gave each map a score and then got an average for the map mack score. Overall a superb map pack: Battle Canyon/ Beaver Creak - 9/10 - An amazing close quarters map that has halo written all over it. Outstanding. High Noon/ Hang 'em High - 5/10 - Lets the map pack down.

I mostly only used the multiplayer options. What I like is that you can play with friends through the campaign, and it's a lot of fun. And of course the option to play online with random people on the internet is cool though standard today.

The time has come for Bungie's farewell to the Halo series, and they bid farewell with the biggest and most epic chapter in the series to date.

Perfect controls; magnificent multiplayer; packed full of content; great score; solid level editor; brilliant visuals

No wide screens support in split screen mode

Even though the graphics still aren't quite up to the standard this venerable franchise deserves and the campaign is shorter than we'd like, the level of polish and content provided has undeniable appeal to any fan of FPS games, especially those who enjoy taking the fight online.

Being a prequel it provides an interesting view on the origins of your favorite Halo protagonists; More characters onscreen at the same time; Fantastic soundtrack; More content than ever; especially in the multiplayer department; Adding "fire fight" to matchmaking makes it much more enjoyable; Forge...

The proceedings in; Some textures are still bland; Models (mostly structural) lack some detail; Accents of the members of team Noble sound a bit odd; There's not a lot of innovation here; Although you can customize armour; there isn't anything to customize your avatar beyond that; The campaign is...

I'll come right out and say it. Halo: Reach is easily the best Halo game yet. From the campaign to the multiplayer to the forge to Firefight, everything in Halo: Reach is uniformly polished and excellent. The gameplay is sharp and precise. The presentation is stunning.