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Halo 2

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lol i don't play online in halo. used to do lan games with halo 1 with a bunch of friends and friends of friends when i was in college. i really don't get into playing with a bunch of strangers online in first person shooters...too many kids talking trash. /shrug

there is a halo 2 loader for windows xp. i haven't personally tried playing the game but the install works when using it so i assume the game will as well.

Edited by Griefage

why would you buy it just to play campaign mode!?

1. I live out in amish country, and I can't get cable.

2. I like the goddamn campaign, and I want infinite ammo/no overheating like I couldn't get on Xbox.

you dont need to cheat to beat it, lol. i beat it in a day, co-op. single player is tough tho..

you dont need to cheat to beat it, lol. i beat it in a day, co-op. single player is tough tho..

I beat it on Legendary and Legendary w/ Thunderstorn on Xbox. I just want to play around with it while I'm waiting for Halo 3.

How's the lighting on H2V? Is it a lot easier to see than Halo 2 was on the Xbox? I thought about picking up the game for my laptop (running WinXP MCE) but wasn't sure if it was worth it; I wanted to see if anyone else had attempted to run H2V on XP and the results of such an attempt.

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