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How 343 Has Changed The Warthog For Halo 2: Anniversary
Halo: The Master Chief Collection is still a few days away, but we've got an extensive look at what aesthetic changes have been made to the Warthog for Halo 2: Anniversary.
Mechanically, the Warthog functions exactly as it always has, but it looks and sounds different – so we decided to look at it really closely, and listen to it with the utmost attention. Join myself, Jeff Cork, and Wade Wojcik as we answer questions like, does Master Chief still need to worry about running out of gas? Are nine buttons enough for a dashboard? And is a bumper sticker still a bumper sticker if it's not on the bumper? check out the video below.
For more Halo: The Master Chief Collection gameplay, head here for our initial Test Chamber. Our review is currently in progress as we play as much multiplayer as possible, but in the meantime you can check out some of our impressions of the updated campaigns here.
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