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Originally Posted by Bricktop
Actually I finished the game. I often save my judgment on a game until I have played it from start to finish. 75% of the game consisted of those little cone-shaped aliens and just pallet swaps of the big blue ones. I mean yeah you had the guys with the light sabers, but thats hardly a new enemy, it's just a pallet swap (think MK2 with all the ninja's). Then there was the infected monsters. That makes up pretty much all of the game. I am going to go on a limb and say the orginal Doom has more enemies then then Halo, not including color swaps. The game just doesn't warrent its reputation and I truely believe that it only gets this rep it has because it was the first non-crappy game for Xbox when it came out.
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Makes perfect sense. Completing a game that you only found fun for less than half an hour. I was taking State Of Emergency back less than an hour after buying it because it sucked so much (Play SoE. You think Halos repetitive? You ain't seen nothing yet...) and I found that game fun for around about 5 mins. And the first non-crappy game on the Xbox? I thought you said you didn't like it?
Since when does lack of enemies consitute a bad game by the way? Halo has just over 10 different aliens to face, not including the different ranks (Or colour variation as you call it), which although isn't much, doesn't make the game repetitive. At least for me anyway.