Adam Anderson from ResumePlay.net gives his own spin on the ODST debate on whether its got enough content to manage a $60 title. Check the site for the full written review.

With Bungie obviously eager to explore new facets of the Halo universe, it’s staggering as to why they didn’t explore equally new facets of game play, either. The weapons, vehicles, and enemies of ODST are, at best, shinier, slightly prettier versions of their two-year old counter-parts. That’s not to say there’s no improvement, because there is. But ultimately, Halo 3: ODST is a step sideways rather than a step forward.

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