Halo Wars demo details
Tutorials, campaign and skirmish maps.
Microsoft has detailed the contents of the 5th February demo for Halo Wars, and said it will be available from 9am GMT.
The demo will include optional beginner and advanced tutorials to help you get to grips with Ensemble's take on RTS-for-console controls.
After that, or straight away if you prefer, you can then play through the first two missions from the story mode.
Not only that, but the demo includes Chasms, one of the game's 14 multiplayer maps, which can be played in skirmish mode versus AI that plays as either the UNSC (Captain Cutter) or the Covenant (Prophet of Regret).
Halo Wars is due out in Europe on 27th February, with a limited edition version (sweetened by the inclusion of the Halo 3 "Mythic Map Pack") out on the same day for more money.
Check out the Halo Wars gamepage for our most recent hands-on report, and the latest trailers and screenshots. And news items, like this one.
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Well, not the game of course, a printed sheet of Amazon's pre-order.
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You do realise the irony of that statement, don't you?
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Other than that... meh. I'll see when I play it.
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I'll have two of those "banal's", please...
Anyway, you should read the latest OXM, and realise you're way wrong.
I've seen that unsustained claimed before, and one have to think "is it because of the fact that it comes from an western company?"; "is it because - and also unsustained - because it's MS?". I mean we had 3 Halos in 7 years! And yet we hear stuff like this.
Then you have Nintendo who clearly puts the name Mario in every kinda a games *sports*; *rpgs"; *platforms*", there must be more than 30 titles with the Mario name (and when it's pushing the bar too much, let's flip the M, and call it Wario...), and still..., they usually get indulgence.
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