
Overview
Genre: Shooter
Players: 1- 4
Co-op: 2-4
HD: Up to 1080p(scaled)
3D: Yes
Rating: Mature
Button Layouts
Default Button Layout
RT- Fire RS- Line of Sight
LT- Grenades LS- Move
RB- Melee Attack D-Pad- Night Vision/ Team Chat
LB- Equipment X- Reload, Use (Action)
Y- Swap Weapons B- Swap Grenades
A- Jump
Details for Xbox Live
Online: 2- 16 players Content Download: Yes
File Sharing: Yes Voice: Yes
Development
Developer: Bungie Studios Release Year: 2010
Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
Halo Reach Manual and Resources
Game Manual
Graphics: 




Attention to detail. Eye-popping colors and textures. Rich and expansive environments. Rock-solid frame rate.
Gameplay:



Immersive single-player campaign. Powerful story that drives the game through and through. Not to mention those crazy fights with friends in the game’s multiplayer mode. Feels a bit too one dimensional. .
Sound:




The softly dramatic orchestral score give rise to pretty suspenseful music. Not to mention the great sound effects, and stupendous voice acting.
Lasting Appeal 




Plenty of content here. Tons of map packs, a rich multiplayer environment, hearty customization, and a plethora of game modes and types.
Presentation 




Graphics top notch of course. The menu is impressively slick. Beautiful cut scenes. Looks like the game it plays.
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Experts and gamers alike all agree that the success of a console depends on “killer apps”, exclusive games that win gamers to the console in mass. Make no mistake about it…Halo is that Killer app that has ensured the success of Xbox for years to come.
Appropriately, Xbox game sales are nearly entirely generated on First Person Shooters (FPS). According to a Joystiq report, nearly 20% of shooters are played on the Xbox 360. Black Ops was the most popular game on Xbox LIVE with some 5.9 hours of multiplayer gameplay.
In short, the FPS is synonymous with Xbox and is entirely due to Halo franchise. Halo was the first FPS on Xbox, introducing Xbox’s capability to handle FPS with surprising flair. Gamers worldwide were given the Halo treat on Xbox…when new FPS titles started hitting shelves, they stuck to the console and made Xbox home to their FPS games.
Halo will continue to carry Xbox to greater success. It did when Master Chief came to life. It did when the Covenant invaded Reach. And it will continue to do so as the Halo Saga develops.
The general rule in technology killer products slow down over time- yet, the Xbox shows no sign of aging…according to an independent market share firm, the Xbox 360 owns 48% of the market, ranked #1 Best-Selling console, and the Xbox 360 version alone has sold 537,000 units. 
