6 games to escape election week

I'm 20 this month. I'll try not to think about it too much. And what better way to distract myself than to play for real Halo 2
-More precisely, Halo 2 Anniversary

the re-release of the game found in La collection Master Chief which allows you to switch between original graphics and more modern fancy graphics. I recently played the game on the OG graphics, and I quite like the new ones. They are much more faithful than Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary graphics and are just a pleasure for the eyes. Furthermore, the Birthday publishing exchanges which silly song by Breaking Benjamin pour something much heavier and much more modern.During my last visit to Halo 2I was surprised at how modern it looks. I want to compare it to something like Star Wars: Republic Commandowhich came out a year later

Halo 2and you will see what I mean. The aim is fast, the physics feels remarkably predictable, fun and modern. The lack of an aiming feature is about the only thing stopping Halo 2 feels like what would come out today (well, that and a decently paced single-player campaign and multiplayer devoid of microtransactions). This is a testimony from shooters still living around the world. Halo 2 helped with the formatting. There are very few dated mechanics, and while the later levels feel a little underprepared, I'm eager to take another trip through the game. My last playthrough was on Heroic difficulty…dare I take on Legendary difficulty ? Halo 2 It can be really difficult sometimes, so I don't know if I'll be able to do it in a weekend, but I'll probably try. —Claire Jackson

And that concludes our picks for the weekend. Stay sane!Halo 2 helped shape. There are very few dated mechanics, and while the later levels do feel a little undercooked to me, I’m looking forward to another trip through the game. My last playthrough was on Heroic difficulty…do I dare take on Legendary? Halo 2 can be really hard at times, so I dunno if I’ll be able to cram that into a weekend, but I’ll probably give it a shot. — Claire Jackson

And that wraps up our picks for the weekend. Stay sane out there!