The Halo: Reach Noble Map Pack is the first downloadable content for Bungie’s latest shooter and the developer’s last ever Halo title. Reach might be the end of an era, but as the debut DLC for it shows, Bungie is intent on keeping fans squeezing the trigger of its space-age shooter. Noble Map Pack introduces three new multiplayer maps. Are they worth forking out for? Read our Halo: Reach Noble Map Pack review for the lowdown on each.
Halo Reach is out now, and if you’ve read our full Halo Reach review already, you might know that we’ve had the chance to blast all the way through it. Not sure whether you should do the same? Hopefully this will swing it: it’s crashed straight into our top 5 Best Xbox games list!
Halo Reach is out tomorrow! In case you missed our full Halo Reach review yesterday, you’d better go read up on it quickly, then head back here and tell us. Will you be buying the game at midnight tonight?
Morning all! We’re about to kick off another working week stuffed full of gadget news, so before it all breaks, catch up with what you might have missed over the weekend, right here in techie breakie!
Halo Reach marks the end of an era. It’s developer Bungie’s swan song for the franchise, as it embarks on pastures and titles new. And with no true whole new first person shooter in the series since 2007′s Halo 3, it’s got a lot to live up to. Thousands still play Halo 3 daily online, and Microsoft even had to force gamers off the six year old Halo 2 to close its Live service for the original Xbox earlier this year. Does it meet expectations? Find out in our full Halo Reach review, right here.
Halo: Reach has got the live action treatment in a new short video that’s hit Xbox.com, Halo Waypoint and the Bungie website today. The Halo: Reach “Deliver Hope” video gives us another glimpse of the Noble Team’s defence of Reach against the Covenant and was created by some seriously heavyweight talent. Read on for all the details…
The weather’s showing no sign of clearing, but on the plus side, we do have some sunny gadget news for you. Where, you ask? Why, rounded up for you right here in the lunchtime lowdown, of course.
News that Halo: Reach had leaked filtered out onto the web yesterday. The security breach was originally confined to a community of Xbox 360 modders who said they’d wouldn’t release it. But now Halo: Reach is out in the wild, popping up on all the major BitTorrent sites. Luckily for Microsoft, playing the leaked version requires some serious dedication…
