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Halo 4 – Xbox 360 Game

Name: Halo 4 - Xbox 360 Game
SKU: 4805485920279
Price: 16.97 USD
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Rating: 4.58 (52 reviews)

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Rated 4.58 out of 5 based on 52 customer ratings

(52 customer reviews)

The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
The Master Chief returns to battle an ancient evil bent on vengeance and annihilation. Shipwrecked on a mysterious world, faced with new enemies and deadly technology, the universe will never be the same. Enlist aboard the Infinity to experience Halo’s original multiplayer and Spartan Ops – episodic fiction-based co-op missions.

PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:885370429671
Condition:Used
Genre:Shooter
Platform:Microsoft Xbox 360
ESRB:Mature
SKU:X360_HALO_4

———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.

Additional information

Weight	8 lbs
Product Type	Games
Platform	Xbox 360
ESRB Rating	Teen
Genre	Shooter
Players	1-4+
Condition	Used

52 reviews for Halo 4 – Xbox 360 Game

Rated 5 out of 5

Gumper Van Lier – June 23, 2023

I have enjoyed and continue to play Halo 1 for the PC both in campaign and multiplayer modes. My favorite game type is Capture the Flag and my favorite map is Bloodgulch. I am a poor slayor player. This is why I like Halo 4. I’m not as comfortable with the Xbox controller as I am with the keyboard and mouse and the Halo multiplayer games are too complex for me to be effective. But now you can chose Capture the Flag instead of being randomly put into games. This allows weaker players such as myself to at least contribute in the multiplayer games.There are a few glitches but Halo 4 graphics are top notch. Campaign is very fun, although the Prometheans get a little tiring after awhile. The storyline is very moving and the voice acting spot on.They have replaced the Firefight mode, which was really fun, with the Spartan ops. The Spartan ops comes with a weekly video which is great along with 5 new missions. Although this is fun, and it helps build up your rank/skills, I feel firefight was better. You also don’t get any credit for finishing the campaign. I don’t know why they did that.Halo 4 is exciting and is worth the $60 price tag and a purchase of an Xbox console if don’t have one. Halo 1 for the PC was the greatest game ever designed and it’s multiplayer mode is still going strong. Halo 2 PC suffered some with Vista but it’s multiplayer is still alive but just barely. If you go online around 5 am EST, the foreign players come on and they’re tough. The Halo series keeps evolvi.
Rated 5 out of 5

John – June 23, 2023

I didn’t think 343 Studios could fill the big shoes left but Bungie but they did something I didn’t think was possible: Make a better Halo than Bungie. From the depth of story to the graphics, the game satisfies. My only two gripes are 1.) the campaign is on the shorter side (which is more of a compliment in a way) and 2.) No more firefight mode. Other than that, I feel the designers and programmers simply loved the series and it showed. The levels are true to the look and feel of Halo: CE with an openness that Bungie drifted from since CE. Overall, I wanted to give it 4 1/2 stars but kudos to 343 for humbly carrying on the Halo franchise and doing it right.

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4.6

Based on 52 reviews

5 star	58	58%
4 star	42	42%
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1-10 of 52 reviews

Gumper Van Lier
Reviewer

June 23, 2023

Rated 5 out of 5
I have enjoyed and continue to play Halo 1 for the PC both in campaign and multiplayer modes. My favorite game type is Capture the Flag and my favorite map is Bloodgulch. I am a poor slayor player. This is why I like Halo 4. I’m not as comfortable with the Xbox controller as I am with the keyboard and mouse and the Halo multiplayer games are too complex for me to be effective. But now you can chose Capture the Flag instead of being randomly put into games. This allows weaker players such as myself to at least contribute in the multiplayer games.There are a few glitches but Halo 4 graphics are top notch. Campaign is very fun, although the Prometheans get a little tiring after awhile. The storyline is very moving and the voice acting spot on.They have replaced the Firefight mode, which was really fun, with the Spartan ops. The Spartan ops comes with a weekly video which is great along with 5 new missions. Although this is fun, and it helps build up your rank/skills, I feel firefight was better. You also don’t get any credit for finishing the campaign. I don’t know why they did that.Halo 4 is exciting and is worth the $60 price tag and a purchase of an Xbox console if don’t have one. Halo 1 for the PC was the greatest game ever designed and it’s multiplayer mode is still going strong. Halo 2 PC suffered some with Vista but it’s multiplayer is still alive but just barely. If you go online around 5 am EST, the foreign players come on and they’re tough. The Halo series keeps evolvi.
John
Reviewer

June 23, 2023

Rated 5 out of 5
I didn’t think 343 Studios could fill the big shoes left but Bungie but they did something I didn’t think was possible: Make a better Halo than Bungie. From the depth of story to the graphics, the game satisfies. My only two gripes are 1.) the campaign is on the shorter side (which is more of a compliment in a way) and 2.) No more firefight mode. Other than that, I feel the designers and programmers simply loved the series and it showed. The levels are true to the look and feel of Halo: CE with an openness that Bungie drifted from since CE. Overall, I wanted to give it 4 1/2 stars but kudos to 343 for humbly carrying on the Halo franchise and doing it right.
Anthony
Reviewer

June 22, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
I’ve been playing Halo for a long time. Actually, probably longer that a good chunk of the Battle.net players have been alive. I’ve jumped Warthogs, played the Arbiter, rescued Cortana from the Overmind, and done it all multiple times. It goes without saying that I would buy the latest installment of the Master Chief’s adventures, on release day. And retrolio delivered it right on time.Without getting too much into spoiler territory, I can say that the new game development company, 343 Industries, which has taken over the Halo series from Bungie, has done justice
T. Bergman
Reviewer

June 22, 2023

Rated 5 out of 5
I played pong while in high school. That is how old I am.I’ve completed the campaign on Normal, then again on Heroic, and now I am about half way through Legendary.I started on Heroic and had to back it down to Normal. I was not a long time Halo player. I played a little halo 1. That is about the extent of my experience with halo. I decided to give this a go and found Normal to be playable for me. Oh, I prefer RPG adventure games like Skyrim but wanted to give the first person shooter a go. At the normal setting it was a challenge but I was making steady progress. Then I tried Heroic, some aspects were easier (I knew what was to come) but there were things I did in Normal that would not work and I had to find a new tactic or hone a new skill. All in all, Heroic felt about the same challenge as normal and playing a second time was still fun.Legendary is a whole new level of challenge. Again, some aspects now are downright simple and easy. Some things once you learn them and master them become simple. Love head shots and I use the skull with the kids cheering. That is hilarious and fun addition to the game.However! I am taking much much longer to work from check point to check point on legendary. Facing multiple promethean knights is very challenging. My tactics had to change. I die too quickly if vulnerable, I need to make sure the flyers are gone, the little dog like beasts are cleared out, etc. Oh and the prometheans have good weapons but there is nothing.
J. Zabala
Reviewer

May 28, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Halo 4 is a much advanced Halo experience.For those fans of the franchise you will certainly see and feel the difference between the Bungie Halo experience and this new 343 Industries experience.Master Chief has many new abilities and the story seems to be much more personal this time around. 343 Industries takes our hero and makes him feel much more human and emotional. I personally disliked that, but your feelings may vary from mine.The online game play is an all new experience in itself. Be prepared for a COD / Crysis feel to the interface. 343 has introduced weapon loadouts to allow players to pre-select their weapon combinations. Similar to Call of Duty, the more you play the more weapons and armor abilities you unlock. This was a major downfall for me. One of the reasons I’ve enjoyed Halo so much throughout the years is because all players despite experience or rank had access to the same weapons. This is no longer the case and the battlefield is not kind to those players that do not dedicate all their free time to playing the game. The scoring system has been revamped to a points system instead of kill count again similar to Call of Duty. The overall feel for online multi-player game play is a much faster and action packed.If you’re looking for a updated Halo experience this is your game. If you’re looking for the traditional Halo experience … well you may not find it, but this is still worth adding to your collection.
P. Lyon
Reviewer

May 26, 2023

Rated 5 out of 5
The game doesn’t throw in a different story, it just makes the story curve a bit down the road.It keeps you on the ground with the halo universe you know, but changes it a bit.There is a hidden history that you can find, data files, and if you find them you will understand the forerunner story a bit more.The Graphics have been way improved, the CGs almost to real but they are awsome.You see both the Master Chief and Cortana as something more than a A.I. and a machine soldier.You see a different side to them, see what happens to them through the game and how they change.You see the human side of the Chief, and how he reacts to Cortana.343 put in a lot of effort and thought into this, the design, the characters, the CG, and everything else.So it would be a crime not to play this game, the torch has been passed and the fires are burning bright for the Halo universe.
Sarkames
Reviewer

May 24, 2023

Rated 5 out of 5
As an old-school Halo fan, dating back to when the original Halo was released, I feel obligated to put my 2 cents in towards the game’s impression on me. I’m not going to be one of those people that automatically call "Reach" out and call it a terrible game, I’ve enjoyed EVERY Halo game and not one of them is any less amazing than the last, but this is clearly the successor to Halo 3, whereas Reach was more of a spin-off, as was ODST. Halo 4’s feel and look is closer to Reach in terms of gameplay mechanics, but now with the Spartans looking more cleaned up and the return of the BR as well as a mind-blowing campaign featuring the Master Chief, this was more than worth the money.PROS: 1.) The choice between Battle Rifle and DMR. After 300+ hours of Reach it’s hardly surprising I prefer the precision long-range weapon for my standardized loadout, but the BR has it’s advantages. 2.) Player customization is better than ever, and with the new addition of weapon skins to unlock (though time-consuming, so take that with a pinch of salt) it’s even more rewarding to level up and now originality is actually possible. Reach: "Hurr hurr, look at mah prosthetic arm, i’m so cool!" 3.) New Promethean technology to add to the fun. Though "Light Rifles" (Promethean equivalent to the BR/DMR) are hardly a favourite among the battlefield, there are other choices such as the Bolt-shot and Incineration Cannon that add some surprises to the gameplay. 4.) Amazing campaign with.
JJ
Reviewer

May 24, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
having been playing since release day I feel I can now give this game a legit rating of 4 stars. The graphics are great, gameplay is good, although there needs to be some more tweaking on the multiplayer side, and the levels are great, but (and this is my personal opinion) I think 343 is going in the wrong direction with the franchise. Halo:CE was simple, had great gameplay, was unique and new, just an amazing game. Halo 2 took that same formula, and added Xbox Live to multiplayer, making the replay value skyrocket. Halo 3 added a few new items, power ups such as the re-gen, flash(blinded me every time), and a few new (brute)weapons along with some great new maps(The Pit, one of my all time favorites). Then we got Reach. Armor abilities ran rampant. It seemed Halo was no longer about how good you were at aiming and strafing, team shooting and playing smart. The armor abilities were used far too much, and were severely unbalanced. Camo+sniper, rockets+jetpack. Nades raining down from jetpackers. Armor lock. Just ridiculous. Armor lock should have never been let into the game the way it was. You should not be 1 shot, armor lock, and be able to hold it, invincibly, until your shield is about to recharge. The maps were terrible(especially since they were used in campaign, I mean come on, really? You had to recycle maps?) and the remakes of great Halo:CE, 2 and 3 were never nearly as good because armor abilities broke the mechanics of every map. No need to practice that hard to d.
C. B.
Reviewer

May 22, 2023

Rated 5 out of 5
i will admit, im not a hardcore gamer, when i do get bored which is not often, i will play COD with my friends or whatever, i honestly cant tell the difference between the newest cod and the one from a couple years ago, they all just seem the same. guess that could be said about halo too but they dont crap out halos every year. this game is not as magical to me as the 1st couple halo games, but its hard to repeatly make the same game awesome as the original. usually after the 1st one or two of a game i quit buying it because its more often then not just the same game with new pretty colors and barely different story. i think halo 4 has enough new features to keep me interested longer then average, and i actually stop and play this game insted of play only when nothing better to do. for now. the campain was above average too. to me these days this makes it a 5 star game. i really like that it was 40 bucks shipped for a new game, i have a hard time giving up $59+ tax for a game in the store. one of my favorite things about halo, you can jump in and play once and a while without getting totally slaughtered buy some people that are fart stained to there couch 11 hours a day playing the game so they can have the highest level and best weapons to kill the easiest. its a little more of a level field on halo games.
Samuel
Reviewer

May 20, 2023

Rated 5 out of 5
I’ve played all the Halo games (except the RTS), and can honestly say that this is one of the best our of the 6. Nothing compares to first experiencing the Halo universe but in terms of overall quality, this ranks at the top.If you love Cortana, you will especially like this sequel because the focus is on her. Someone spoiled the ending for me and I still enjoyed the story.The new bad guys in the game keep the combat and game play in general interesting and enjoyable. The graphics are amazing and the level design is superb. Every aspect of the game is outstanding. I don’t have much of anything to complain about so I’ll need to cut this short.If you love Halo, your probably already finished this game. If you never liked Halo, this game won’t change your mind.

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52 reviews for Halo 4 – Xbox 360 Game