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All Age Gaming's Ian Crane takes a look at the next game in the Halo branded games, Halo 3:ODST. Is ODST just an expansion of Halo 3, or is it a worthy game in its own right? Read on to find Ian's early impressions.
"RatedG4Gamer Johnny was present at the Halo: ODST Event held at Cockatoo Island. Curtis Creamer from Bungie was present along with a real life Warthog that was developed by Weta Workshop and used in for the Halo movie shorts."
"Our time at the Halo 3: ODST press event wasn’t all hands off. Whilst we weren’t able to get any hands on time with ODST’s single player campaign, savoring what we saw from our demonstration, we tucked into some serious downtime with the new co-operative multiplayer mode Firefight."
"The staff from Electronic Theatre have joined us to break down which game deserves your vote: M.A.G or Halo 3:ODST. The entire thing will take place over the course of three rounds with one round per week. This week, we cover the topic of Multiplayer Versatility."
With this years iteration on the Halo franchise vastly approaching LVLONE gives you a little sneak peak on what you can aspect from HALO 3 ODST. Set to take place before the events of Halo 3, war is upon them and its the drop soldiers jobs to figure out what exactly went on down there.
Okay, so we're all well aware that Halo 3: ODST was not the biggest attraction at E3 this year. It maintains enough popularity and support for Microsoft to keep their appointment books tight, severely limiting the number of people who got to see the in-depth demo behind closed doors.
Design director Paul Bertone and Firefight lead designer Lars Bakken (awesome, awesome name) manned the demo and divulged all they could without absolutely spoiling the whole thing. No videos or photos were ...
GameObserver takes a hands-on look at Microsoft's upcoming Halo 3: ODST, a game based around a recruit Orbital Drop Shock Trooper who is embroiled in an epic story. The game promises a new, darker look, which might just be what the franchise needs for a change of pace.
"The Halo trilogy has taken millions of players world-wide on an epic, exciting and sometimes emotional journey of hope, despair and survival against all odds. As Microsoft's flagship franchise, we would all be silly for thinking they might sit there and let it go stale."
"Followers of the Halo series will be eagerly anticipating the latest release due on September 22nd 2009; Halo 3: ODST. However, many may have become despondent by the teasing titbits Microsoft has been proffering to the public about said game the over the last year. Well finally, Electronic Theatre can offer you some genuine news about one of the more interesting features of the new release; Firefight."
![Box shot of Halo 3: ODST [North America]](http://i.neoseeker.com/boxshots/R2FtZXMvWGJveF8zNjAvQWN0aW9uL1Nob290ZXI=/halo_3_odst_frontcover_small_CEnj1dZdDFPEssp.jpg)