Halo mc collection is a perfect example of halo 5 missed! So 343 need go back to their roots!

We remember in HD. That's the thing high-definition remakes are constantly having to compete against - the fact that, the way our minds would have it, past games that we love enough to conjure back into existence have always looked pin-sharp, beautifully lit, and on a par with their reconstructed,...

When Halo: Combat Evolved launched in 2001, it revolutionised the first-person shooter and largely shaped the genre as we know it as today. Originally, Halo was revealed at Mac World as a PC/MAC game until Microsoft's purchase of Bungie in 2001, leading to the game as a key launch title for the...

Incredible Value For Money; Games Still Hold Up; Remastered Halo 2 Cutscenes

Inconsistencies Between Games

Halo: The Master Chief Collection clearly sets out to be one of the videogame tributes ever assembled; and in doing so, its hard not to be impressed by the scope and ambition of its efforts.

As much cultural record as game compendium, The Master Chief Collection's smart, insightful, celebratory presentation elevates its already excellent contents to even greater heights.

Four of the best and most important console FPS for the price of one; Free-form presentation lets you enjoy what you want; how you want; The new Halo 2 cutscenes are stunning

The older games are starting to show their flaws; The lack of Halo: Reach makes for a slightly incomplete story; The new Halo 2 cutscenes are really distracting

I remember Halo from he original Xbox. Amazing that glimpses of memories from almost 13 years ago flash back. The remastered are awesome with Halo 2 remaster being the jewel in this collection. Hours of upon hours of missions. Over 100 multiplayer maps.

2004 was a hell of a year for first-person games. Hotly anticipated titles such as Half-Life 2, Counter-Strike: Source, Doom 3 and Unreal Tournament 2004 lived up to the hype, while there were some pleasant surprises from the likes of Far Cry, Star Wars: Battlefront and The Chronicles of Riddick:...

Halo: The Master Chief Collection is not the same game it was at release, and as a result of the post-launch support, it's now a much better representation of the series that came to define the Xbox.

The Master Chief Collection is a must-have for serious Halo fans and releases on a platform with a relatively light library, even when considering the impressive fall lineup this year.

All multiplayer modes intact; great-looking

Matchmaking issues; initial patch is rather hefty

A no expense spared celebration of the most enduring shooter series of all time, with everything a Halo fan could wish for and more than enough to entertain everyone else.

The attention to detail that's gone into recreating and improving all the games is beyond compare; Mountains of content that goes beyond just the games themselves; Halo 5 beta

There's always been a lot of repetition within the Halo games and this collection only helps to highlight that fact; Multiplayer inevitably feels old-fashioned and slow