Larry Hryb ‏@majornelson  4m

Wait. What? "Crazy Kim Jong-Un planning World War III...from his Xbox" http://mjr.mn/1m8Wltz 

Those are both good ideas. Spartan movement really was slow in Halo CE, 2, and 3. They should either increase base movement speed or add in the sprint from Halo 4. As for FOV, it didn't bother me when I played Halo 2 originally, but when I played Halo 2 for a few days before the servers were closed the low FOV bugged the heck out of me. 

So:

• Improved graphics, 60 fps, FOV 90
• Same physics as original (except for increased movement speed)
• Same maps with same or similar art design, including DLC maps (in other words Lockout should look like Lockout with better graphics, not have a completely different art style like Blackout in Halo 3)
• Same weapon balance and weapon spawns on maps
• Same ranking system
• Playable Spartans and Elites
• Gamebreaking glitches like superjumps and BXR disabled in matchmaking, but available as options in custom games
• Certain features from later Halo games (online co-op campaign, armor customization, theater mode, Forge, file share, possibly sprint, possibly a co-op mode like Firefight, possibly certain game types that make sense for Halo 2)

It's a 3rd person shooter/melee combat hybrid created by former Ninja Team developer and Dead or Alive creator Tomonobu Itagaki at his new studio Valhalla Game Studios. It was originally planned for 360, PS3, and tablets, but it's believed that development may have switched to next-gen. It's a real shame that Microsoft didn't pick it up exclusively, could have been a decent system seller in Japan. 

I think with all of the Halo 2 Anniversary talk today our next autoplay XBO nation theme song should be:

Thanks. You should also consider Seece's idea for the next poll, most anticipated upcoming Xbox exclusive.