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Based off my experiences with HCEA, I wouldn't buy H2A unless it came with some of those features that were integrated in the later Halo titles - campaign theater/scoring/timer/medals and 4 player co-op (especially for H2's impossible legendary difficulty). HCEA was pretty much the same exact game but lacked in so many areas. The game didn't have non of the aforementioned features, it didn't use the original multiplayer engine, and only a few maps were remade [and whataknow, 343i's laziness carried over to Halo 4 as well - no campaign theater and scoring, and sucky maps]. I basically wasted my money buying it and should have waited til the price dropped or bought it used. So if they remake H2 than they need to include those new features to help extend the life of the game rather than just graphical enhancements. Otherwise I'm just buying the exact same game all over again just to "relive" the experience, when I can just pop in the legendary edition copy I already have. So yes, I'll be paying close attention to this to see if 343i delivers (which they've failed to do several times already).--'''''[[User:Killamint|Killamint]]''''' ['''''[[User talk:Killamint|Comm]]'''''|'''''[[Special:Contributions/Killamint|Files]]'''''] 12:01, 1 February 2014 (EST)

I'll go ahead and state my 2 cents here. If they do make a H2 remake, or remastered or whatever, I hope they leave the majority of the gameplay intact. I really liked the Dual Wielding aspect of the gunplay, and I would love a return of the Spectre. Leave models the same, just updated, and maybe add terminals to cover plot holes, and other things. While the bringing back of Halo 2 multiplayer would be cool, I doudt they'll take the time and effort to accomplished such a thing. They didn't do it for Halo CE, so why should they do it for H2? Anyway, I'll say more, but I've got to go to work. Peace out.Siphon 117 13:05, 1 February 2014 (EST)

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	Based off my experiences with HCEA, I wouldn't buy H2A unless it came with some of those features that were integrated in the later Halo titles - campaign theater/scoring/timer/medals and 4 player co-op (especially for H2's impossible legendary difficulty). HCEA was pretty much the same exact game but lacked in so many areas. The game didn't have non of the aforementioned features, it didn't use the original multiplayer engine, and only a few maps were remade [and whataknow, 343i's laziness carried over to Halo 4 as well - no campaign theater and scoring, and sucky maps]. I basically wasted my money buying it and should have waited til the price dropped or bought it used. So if they remake H2 than they need to include those new features to help extend the life of the game rather than just graphical enhancements. Otherwise I'm just buying the exact same game all over again just to "relive" the experience, when I can just pop in the legendary edition copy I already have. So yes, I'll be paying close attention to this to see if 343i delivers (which they've failed to do several times already).--'''''[[User:Killamint\|<span style="color:Black; font-family: Arial;">Killamint</span>]]''''' <small>['''''[[User talk:Killamint\|<font color="Red">Comm</font>]]'''''\|'''''[[Special:Contributions/Killamint\|<font color="Black">Files</font>]]''''']</small> 12:01, 1 February 2014 (EST)		Based off my experiences with HCEA, I wouldn't buy H2A unless it came with some of those features that were integrated in the later Halo titles - campaign theater/scoring/timer/medals and 4 player co-op (especially for H2's impossible legendary difficulty). HCEA was pretty much the same exact game but lacked in so many areas. The game didn't have non of the aforementioned features, it didn't use the original multiplayer engine, and only a few maps were remade [and whataknow, 343i's laziness carried over to Halo 4 as well - no campaign theater and scoring, and sucky maps]. I basically wasted my money buying it and should have waited til the price dropped or bought it used. So if they remake H2 than they need to include those new features to help extend the life of the game rather than just graphical enhancements. Otherwise I'm just buying the exact same game all over again just to "relive" the experience, when I can just pop in the legendary edition copy I already have. So yes, I'll be paying close attention to this to see if 343i delivers (which they've failed to do several times already).--'''''[[User:Killamint\|<span style="color:Black; font-family: Arial;">Killamint</span>]]''''' <small>['''''[[User talk:Killamint\|<font color="Red">Comm</font>]]'''''\|'''''[[Special:Contributions/Killamint\|<font color="Black">Files</font>]]''''']</small> 12:01, 1 February 2014 (EST)

			I'll go ahead and state my 2 cents here. If they do make a H2 remake, or remastered or whatever, I hope they leave the majority of the gameplay intact. I really liked the Dual Wielding aspect of the gunplay, and I would love a return of the Spectre. Leave models the same, just updated, and maybe add terminals to cover plot holes, and other things. While the bringing back of Halo 2 multiplayer would be cool, I doudt they'll take the time and effort to accomplished such a thing. They didn't do it for Halo CE, so why should they do it for H2? Anyway, I'll say more, but I've got to go to work. Peace out.Siphon 117 13:05, 1 February 2014 (EST)