“That can’t be a spoiler at this point, can it? The 2001 Halo novel was called The Fall of Reach, for crying out loud. It’s not a subtle reference in the world of Halo. We know that Master Chief is the last surviving Spartan throughout the other Halo games, making Reach something like the Star Wars prequels; we get to see other Spartans fight at the height of their power. Noble Team is ready for anything, eminently capable, and tough as nails. The game details their efforts on a planet we know is doomed. It feels like a tragedy from the beginning, and the ending scene… well, it’s something you’ll have to experience. People are going to talk about it.”Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
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Fratboys reach for the new instalment of Halo
The beer and pretzels game of choice has been Halo for a lot of people for quite a long time. Mostly a multiplayer experience, though some enjoy playing through the game multiple times on higher difficulties, it seems that Reach has a lot to make up for as ODST was apparently not very popular. Ars Technica takes you through an overview of the game; perhaps you can read it while standing in line waiting for the release.