Outside the contained worlds of each game's campaign, however, The Master Chief Collection does not fare as well. Now Playing: Halo: The Master Chief Collection Video Review These are campaigns that stand the test of time well and invite replaying, whether it be on a harder difficulty level or just to mess around with vehicle physics on that one level you remember so well.īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's But once you're well acquainted, the thrills of yesteryear come rushing back. It's like traveling through time or unearthing a time capsule, depending on your age, and it can take a little while to get your bearings as you calibrate to the particulars of each game. Every mission is available right from the start, so you can head straight to the places you best remember, or start an adventure over from the beginning. If you're undertaking one of the four campaigns, then you're in for a treat. Where that road may lead you, however, remains uncertain. Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, Halo 2: Anniversary, Halo 3, and Halo 4 are laid out in such a way that no matter what mode you're angling for, it's easy to find your way to it, tweak the options just so, and set off down memory lane. Halo: The Master Chief Collection brings four of those games together in one package, and it does so with a crisp, organizational flair that makes it immediately inviting.
For the better part of this new century, a game with "Halo" in the title has been one of the best places to romp around with friends, test your mettle against stiff challenges, and compete for glory on the online stage.
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