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kinisking on 02 November 2014
Sleepyprince said:
kinisking said:
Sleepyprince said:
Can't wait to see it on pc. I will buy on Xbox one just to support their work, but I think I will enjoy it on pc better.


No way it's coming to pc. This is halo haha. But then again it might before halo 5 yo draw pc gamers in to Xbox one. Similar to how halo 1 and 2 came but not 3


Like Sunset overdive, I highly doubt it won't be released on pc. It will sell in very few numbers on Xone IMO. Like sunset overdrive is doing. I think we'll see it ported to pc in 6/8 month or so.

Have you been paying attention to the preorders at all? Halo mcc is a beast in the preorder department. It's going to sell at least a mil first week and 2 mil by years end 



Ltd predictions by the time 9th Gen comes out

Ps4:110million

Xbox one :75 million( was 65) 

Wii u: 20 milliion

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Mr Puggsly on 02 November 2014

I was hoping the frame rate would be more stable, but it'll do. Easily still the best way to play these games.

Maybe they'll do patches that improve performance. Its no secret this was rushed.



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Zekkyou on 02 November 2014

Not hugely surprising to see Halo 4 is a tad unstable, it's the most demanding of the lot after all (excluding H2:A, of course). A good job all in all though. Will be interesting to see what they make of H2:A. Given the 900p-esk resolution, and that it's likely the title they've invested the most time in, i expect it has a good chance of being fully locked at 60fps.



bigtakilla on 02 November 2014

For what you get and the price, it sounds great actually.



ethomaz on 02 November 2014

Good work mainly in Halo 3.

Weird about Halo 2... I think drop the dual engine to go with full 1080p@60fps a better option.



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d21lewis on 02 November 2014

Like Bayonetta/Bayonetta 2, this package offers almost too much content. I don't really care about performance. I just want to play through the games again. Hell, they could have left out Halo 4 (which was great) and just tossed in ODST and Reach. That way, the story would be complete instead of ending with the beginning of a new saga.

Still, no complaints. Phenominal package and a phenominal value. The only problem will be finding time to play them all.