Greatest: They did it, they really caught the touchdown. It appears quaint, on this period of sprawling canon and cinematic universes, {that a} trilogy might truly…finish. However Halo 3 truly pulled it off, marrying a satisfying decision with simply sufficient tragedy to offer it affect. Then, after all, there’s the acceptable send-off for Grasp Chief, left floating in area on a riven interstellar cruiser with nobody however Cortana, his longtime AI companion, for firm. Who can overlook her timeless coda: “Wake me, whenever you want me.”
Worst: Nothing. I’ll be sincere, I don’t know if I’ve something right here—or, on the very least, something I’d cite because the “worst” a part of Halo 3 could be disingenuous, at finest. Although it’s little question aged, a few of its design decisions feeling historic when weighed up in opposition to the metrics of as we speak, Halo 3 was as near faultless as a online game can get. There’s a motive some longtime followers had, um, mud, yeah, mud of their eyes when the Halo 3 servers closed for good earlier this 12 months.
