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The [[UNSC]] [[Marines]] in Halo CE bear several resemblances to the Colonial Marines from Aliens in terms of armor design and behavior (characteristics and personality). It is evident that Bungie clearly loved them and fashioned their own closely after them.
The [[UNSC]] [[Marines]] in Halo CE bear several resemblances to the Colonial Marines from Aliens in terms of armor design and behavior (characteristics and personality). It is evident that Bungie clearly loved them and fashioned their own closely after them.


Both Sergeant Apone and Sergeant Johnson have a strikingly similar appearance. Both are tough-as-nails, mustache-lipped, black, cigar-chomping, gung-ho Sergeants with a penchant for playfully mocking their Marines and spouting humorous one-liners, and Johnson occasionally repeats Apone's lines. Bungie admitted that Sergeant Johnson was inspired from Sergeant Apone.{{fact}}
Both Sergeant Apone and Sergeant Johnson have a strikingly similar appearance. Both are tough-as-nails, mustache-lipped, black, cigar-chomping, gung-ho Sergeants with a penchant for playfully mocking their Marines and spouting humorous one-liners, and Johnson occasionally repeats Apone's lines. Bungie admitted that Sergeant Johnson was inspired from Sergeant Apone.{{citation needed}}


The Colonial Marines' main weapon, the M41A Pulse Rifle, is equipped with a digital ammo counter and fires caseless ammunition. Similarly, the UNSC Marines' main rifles have digital ammo counters. Marines in both series have [[Helmet Recorder|helmet cameras]].
The Colonial Marines' main weapon, the M41A Pulse Rifle, is equipped with a digital ammo counter and fires caseless ammunition. Similarly, the UNSC Marines' main rifles have digital ammo counters. Marines in both series have [[Helmet Recorder|helmet cameras]].
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== Gameplay ==
== Gameplay ==
During the Flood-themed levels in both ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' and ''Halo 2'' -- most notably [[343 Guilty Spark (Level)|343 Guilty Spark]] and [[High Charity (Level)|High Charity]] -- visibility is limited, and close-quarters fighting is common, such that the player is forced to keep an eye on their [[Motion Tracker]] -- a homage to ''Aliens''. This was pointed out in ''[[The Art of Halo]]''.{{fact}} The same is true, albeit to a lesser extent, of some areas in ''[[Halo 3]]''<nowiki/>'s [[Floodgate (Level)|Floodgate]].
During the Flood-themed levels in both ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' and ''Halo 2'' -- most notably [[343 Guilty Spark (Level)|343 Guilty Spark]] and [[High Charity (Level)|High Charity]] -- visibility is limited, and close-quarters fighting is common, such that the player is forced to keep an eye on their [[Motion Tracker]] -- a homage to ''Aliens''. This was pointed out in ''[[The Art of Halo]]''.{{citation needed}} The same is true, albeit to a lesser extent, of some areas in ''[[Halo 3]]''<nowiki/>'s [[Floodgate (Level)|Floodgate]].


== Story ==
== Story ==
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