Originally posted by Smasandian
No it's not.It's software that has passed alpha stage and is ready for live testing. That's what a beta is.
A demo is the portion of the game and used as a marketing tool. Beta's are turning into those but in the end, there used to test. You might not find any big bugs but there is, probably on the network side of things.
Essentially, your paying 10 bucks to test the game for Bungie when usually they are free.
I will willingly pay 10 bucks for a chance to try out a game a year before it is actually released.
Originally posted by Tsal Can
ODST's main focus was the campaign, even with a new campaign added to Gears 2(making it like 2.5) still wouldnt sell due to the fact that Epic fails at story telling. I am being serious when I say that ODST has the most fun campaign since Halo 1. Truly epic on the last level. I am truly tired of people b*tching about price, something that is never a set factor. A review factor should never be price anyway. Wait a few months and then get it, it should be cheap enough for you then.
Indeed
Originally posted by Spartan005
anyone else not like the rookie sections? like I said before it was cool at first but enemies just drop randomly and not very often, which makes it a long tedious jog from point A to B.
I like the Rookie sections. It gives the game an eerie end-of-the-world feeling to go through the locations as one of the other ODSTs and then see it as the Rookie.
Probably one of the most fun points in that game for me was when I was riding through on a mongoose as the Rookie with only half a clip in my sniper rifle and a silenced SMG and was being chased by two hunters, a crap-load of brutes and grunts, and sniperfire ricocheting everywhere.