The latest of a series of price questions has been raised against Microsoft’s Halo 3. The game was announced earlier as just an expansion pack, and definitely not a full game, or stand alone title. Jo Staten said very definitely that this game wasn’t meant to be a complete retail experience, and microsoft was looking to price it something ‘value based.’ But OSDT has been announced as a complete, stand alone game, with the standard $60 price tag.
The question being asked is why. Microsoft has justified the price on the base of content, with a full single player campaign, which is brand new, and a new co-op fire fight mode, as well the complete Halo Multi-player collection on a single disk! It seems a lot. But if you’re playing multi-player you already have most of the content, except for the 3 new maps.
So its hard to say if the game is really something new, or just a new story in the same overall world… I mean instead of telling the story of character a, you’re playing the story of character b, everything else remaining constant.
Well I dont know, how different the stories are, might actually make the difference in the end. So we’ll just wait
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