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In ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'', the Hunters appeared in two different forms in two different colors; the blue-armored Hunter, armed with an assault cannon that fires a continuous stream of radioactive incendiary gel and a gold-armored Hunter, armed with an assault cannon that fires a single bolt of radioactive incendiary gel which is similar to the weapon model featured in ''Halo: Combat Evolved''. | In ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'', the Hunters appeared in two different forms in two different colors; the blue-armored Hunter, armed with an assault cannon that fires a continuous stream of radioactive incendiary gel and a gold-armored Hunter, armed with an assault cannon that fires a single bolt of radioactive incendiary gel which is similar to the weapon model featured in ''Halo: Combat Evolved''. | ||
In [[Halo Wars]], the Hunters start with the mortar version of the Assault Cannon. Later in the game, the Hunters can be equipped with the Assault Beam for extra damage.<ref>'''''[[Halo Wars]]''' Instruction Manual''</ref> | In [[Halo Wars]], the Hunters start with the mortar version of the Assault Cannon. Later in the game, the Hunters can be equipped with the Assault Beam for extra damage. | ||
In Halo Custom Edition, the Hunters appered in every Custom Map Team campagin level and, when killed, would drop ther cannons. unfortuanatly, the weapons appeared invisible and seemed still attached to the hunter, even if they were far away. the weapons had no hud other than health and motion sensor and had infinite ammo. in the 3rd person view (using devmode or flycam) the player would seen to hold an invisible battle rifle or assult rifle.<ref>'''''[[Halo Wars]]''' Instruction Manual''</ref> | |||
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