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More grenades. New guns. New vehicles. Dual wield = fun. Assault rifle is better, and burst. Flashlight. No healthbar, only shields. NoMore grenades. New guns. New vehicles. Dual wield = fun. Assault rifle is better, and burst. Flashlight. No healthbar, only shields. No sprinting. Cannot detach turrets. You play as Arbitor/Covenant - Elites vs Brutes. Graphics are good, faces are realistic. 8.5/10

What a terrible game design keeps on going in this game too. They thought the making aim bot and avoiding from your shots make enemyWhat a terrible game design keeps on going in this game too. They thought the making aim bot and avoiding from your shots make enemy intelligent. But it's not! In playing Normal difficulty, the enemy AI beats you from every place. It's being really boring after a while later. Just running to checkpoints to avoid enemy will be the only option at next levels. Difficulty impossibly hard even in playing normal. The developers have no idea how to design a correct game play balance.

Halo 2 Anniversary is a blast to play, but like the other games in The Master Chief Collection, it has problems, too. The non-stop action is occasionally sidelined by bugs, so patiently wait for fixes.

Halo 2: Anniversary is an excellent game, bringing fantastic first-person action and a compelling continuation of the story. The characters - Master Chief, Arbiter, Oracle, and more, all bring something to the table in a well-done script. Even those who just come for the shooting will likely be engrossed with what's happening in the plot. Of course, Halo 2's emphasis is still on shooting action, and it delivers that.

The port of Halo 2: Anniversary is good in many ways, but suffers from big issues in others. Overall, it's fine — but "fine" isn't good enough for Halo.