Halo - Combat Evolved. V84H7-J62Y4-HTMHK-RKH6T-BHXHW M4GHF-MMRWK-MW9BD-B76JK-6P8MJ TRF2B-Y67K2-GV7RR-H4DCB-QDC7W W4WMQ-BP7J4-YPV8D-9HYK3-KQTVW 8D69D-8BFB8-F-FH686 RGGD9-BYCC4-6JFFV-VPJJQ-HCXHW 5-5-68742. Not to be confused with a Holy Halo, although the parallels are intentional. Halo is a massive Space Opera franchise. Originally a First-Person Shooter.

Cover art featuring (left) and (right), with a Guardian rising in the background Director(s) Tim Longo Josh Holmes Chris Haluke Nicolas Bouvier Kazuma Jinnouchi Series Release • WW: October 27, 2015 Mode(s), Halo 5: Guardians is a developed by and published by for the. The tenth installment and fifth main entry in the, it was released worldwide on October 27, 2015. The game's plot follows two of human: Blue Team, led by, and Fireteam Osiris, led. When the former goes to track down the construct, Master Chief's loyalty is called into question, and Fireteam Osiris is sent to retrieve him.

343 Industries started to plan concepts and objectives for Halo 5 shortly after the release of its predecessor,. In late 2012, the team set out goals for the game, including larger campaign and multiplayer areas. Like Halo 4, it uses for character animation.

It features new abilities and character designs, but does not feature any offline capabilities. It has a that scales its to maintain a of 60 frames per second. Announced Halo 5 for the Xbox One. A podcast titled Hunt the Truth marketed the game, focusing on Master Chief's backstory. The game and its related hardware grossed over 400 million in its first twenty-four hours and US$500 million in its first week, outselling Halo 4, which then held the best-selling record for the franchise.

Upon release, Halo 5 received generally positive reviews from critics, with praise directed at its gameplay, visuals, level design and multiplayer modes. However, the game's single-player campaign met divided responses, with criticism directed at its short length, story, writing and ending. Halo 5: Guardians gameplay Halo 5: Guardians is a, with players experiencing most gameplay through the eyes of a playable character. The camera switches to a view for some cinematics and gameplay sequences. The game preserves many of the core features of the Halo franchise's gameplay experience. Players step into the MJOLNIR of a and control that character's actions. MJOLNIR armor provides deflector shields, which diminish whilst protecting the wearer from weapons fire but recharge after a short recovery.

Spartans may only carry two at a time, but may swap them out at any time for any other weapon (including those dropped by slain enemies) and may also carry and fire a (discarded when the player switches back to a personal weapon). Spartans may also throw and use their weapons for. Finally, some of the vehicles and their mounted weapons are available for use. New to the series are 'Spartan Abilities', replacing the Armor Abilities of previous games. In-universe, the characters' MJOLNIR armor has been upgraded with various thrusters that allow them increased mobility options in all three axes of movement. They are context-dependent and can be used for attack, defense and evasion.

Additionally, all Halo 5 firearms can be aimed by looking down their, a capability restricted to specific weapons in previous games. Previous games in the franchise have featured brief gameplay segments where the player character is accompanied by (NPC) companions in the form of (UNSC) Marines, non-human allies like the, and other Spartans. Halo 5 also equips the player with a persistent of NPC Spartans, who are present at all times and can receive limited orders using the Xbox controller. During play, other players assume control of these Spartans; each Spartan has different gameplay attributes.

If any Spartan, player-controlled or not, takes too much damage, they enter an incapacitated state, and a teammate must rush over and revive them before they die. Unlike previous first-person shooters in the Halo franchise, Halo 5: Guardians does not feature any offline capabilities, including split-screen cooperative campaign and multiplayer modes; it also does not have any options.

Corporate vice president commented on the lack of split-screen, stating 'We see the robustness of what is today and where people are playing across Xbox Live—you at your house, me at our house. We know that's the vast majority of the co-op play. With Halo 5, the team really wanted to focus on making that experience great, both visually on the screen that you're looking at, and all the systems in place.' Synopsis [ ] Setting and characters [ ] Halo 5: Guardians takes place in the year 2558, and is set eight months after the events of Halo 4. The game follows the human fireteams Blue Team and Fireteam Osiris. Blue Team is led by Master Chief Petty Officer () and is composed of the Spartan-II teammates he fought alongside in the timeframe before Halo: Combat Evolved: Linda-058 (Brittany Uomoleale), an elite sniper; Kelly-087 (), a scout known for her incredible speed and John's closest friend; and Frederic-104 (Travis Willingham), who is Blue Team's highest-ranking officer, but defers to Master Chief.

The members of Blue Team are all Spartan-IIs, augmented super soldiers who were abducted and trained as children; they are among the last Spartan-IIs left alive. Fireteam Osiris comprises Spartan-IVs, a newer generation of Spartans who joined the program as adult members of the military. Fireteam Osiris is led by Jameson Locke (Ike Amadi), a former agent of the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) and skilled tracker. The other members of Fireteam Osiris are: Holly Tanaka (), a survivor of a Covenant attack on her world; Olympia Vale (), who can speak many of the Covenant's dialects; and Edward Buck (), a veteran former Orbital Drop Shock Trooper, who was a main character in. Supporting characters include Infinity 's commanding officer, Captain (Darren O'Hare); Commander (), head of operations for all Spartan IV teams on board Infinity; Roland, Infinity 's shipboard AI, and Dr.

Catherine Halsey (), a scientist who created the SPARTAN-II program. Other returning characters include the (), now leading the species against the Covenant remnants, led by Jul 'Mdama (). (), John's former AI companion who was presumed dead after the events of Halo 4, also returns. Plot [ ] Fireteam Osiris is deployed to the Jul 'Mdama's splinter Covenant faction-controlled planet of Kamchatka to retrieve the rogue Dr. Halsey, who claims to have information on a series of devastating attacks on several human worlds, during a battle between Covenant forces and the Prometheans. While the team is successful in retrieving Halsey and eliminating the Covenant leader Jul 'Mdama, Halsey informs them that a new threat is about to emerge. Elsewhere, the Master Chief leads Blue Team on a mission to secure a derelict ONI research station known as Argent Moon.

The arrival of a Covenant fleet forces Blue Team to scuttle the station instead. During the sabotage, the Chief receives a cryptic message from Cortana, directing him to the planet Meridian. John is ordered to return to Infinity upon destroying Argent Moon, but he and Blue Team disobey orders and set out after Cortana, forcing Captain Lasky to list the rogue Spartans as. This causes consternation aboard Infinity, as Halsey believes that Cortana's survival through the use of Forerunner technology makes her unpredictable and untrustworthy. Lasky gives Fireteam Osiris the aim of finding and capturing Blue Team. Osiris is deployed to Meridian to pursue Blue Team, where they find a human colony under attack by Promethean forces.

During their pursuit, they encounter the Warden Eternal, a Promethean serving as Cortana's enforcer. After temporarily defeating the Warden, Osiris catches up to Blue Team, ordering them to stand down and return to Infinity. Chief bests Locke in hand-to-hand combat and flees with the rest of Blue Team as they board a Guardian, a large Forerunner constructs built as enforcers of entire worlds. Osiris barely escape the colony's collapse as the Guardian activates and disappears.

The Guardian emerges on the Forerunner planet Genesis, where John and Cortana reunite. Cortana says her terminal rampancy was cured by the same Forerunner technology that saved her. Osiris is deployed to the Sangheili homeworld of Sanghelios, where they plan to use a dormant Guardian that resides there to travel to Blue Team's location. However, the planet is engulfed in civil war; the remaining forces of the Covenant have chosen to make their last stand there. To hurry their mission, Osiris joins forces with the Arbiter and help him strike a crucial blow at the Covenant remnant. Osiris boards a Guardian with the help of Commander Palmer while the Arbiter finishes off the last Covenant troops.

On Genesis, Osiris encounters the planet's caretaker, the artificial intelligence 031 Exuberant Witness, who allies with them to stop Cortana. Osiris catches up to Blue Team, who reveal Cortana is planning on using the Guardians to achieve galactic peace through forcible disarmament. Master Chief, aware of the massive devastation Cortana's plan will cause, attempts to convince Cortana to stand down. She refuses and confines Blue Team in a Forerunner prison, to prevent them from interfering with her plan.

Osiris manages to transfer control of Genesis back to Exuberant, who wrests the prison from Cortana as she leaves the planet via a Guardian. Artificial intelligences across the galaxy begin swearing allegiance to Cortana and her plans. Cortana locates Infinity and prepares to disable it, but Lasky has the ship's AI Roland, who is still loyal to Infinity, engage away from Earth and commit to random jumps until they can develop a way to combat Cortana. With Blue Team recovered, Osiris returns to Sanghelios to reunite the SPARTAN-IIs with an injured Commander Palmer,, and Halsey. If the player completes the game on Legendary, an extra cutscene shows an unknown Halo installation powering up while Cortana hums, before. Development [ ] general manager recalled that after, the team spent a lot of time discussing where they wanted to take the, reflecting on feedback from fans about what they did and did not like. In late 2012, game leads Tim Longo, David Berger, and Chris Lee laid out the studio's vision for the next game from a creative and technical standpoint, setting key goals to focus on: utilizing the 's hardware and 's cloud infrastructure for larger campaign and multiplayer spaces, deeper player investment systems, and a of 60 frames per second (FPS).

At (E3), Microsoft announced a new, then-untitled addition to the Halo series, along with a trailer appearing to depict a post- Halo 4 Master Chief. After E3, Phil Spencer said the previously-announced 'Reclaimer Trilogy' had been expanded into a longer series of games, explaining that the developers '[didn't] want to limit the Reclaimer story within a trilogy'. Ross confirmed the game's title and 2015 release date in a May 2014 blog post. The game is exclusive to the Xbox One. Gave players exclusive access to the Halo 5: Guardians multiplayer, which began December 29, 2014, and ran through January 18, 2015. In response to the negative coverage of The Master Chief Collection 's broken launch, O'Connor announced that Guardians would not be broken at launch.

The game uses to animate characters, following its use in Halo 4. To record the performances, it used a 5,000-square-foot stage and fifty cameras, along with a 3D tracking system called OptiTrack. Technology [ ] On the departure from the hardware, Ross noted that the Xbox One allows 343 Industries to broaden the game's scope, as its and four-player online campaign modes utilize the 's support. Franchise development director Frank O'Connor explained that Halo 4 pushed its to the limit, such that moving on to the Xbox One called for the development of a new engine. To maintain a frame rate of 60 FPS, Halo 5 's engine uses a 'progressive resolution system', which automatically lowers the at which the game is rendered during graphically-intensive scenes, which are then back to the game's native resolution of.

Art lead Justin Dinges explained that 'some sections of a mission might be relatively quiet and achieving 60fps is straightforward, but there are many situations where we dial the intensity. At those times, we need to maintain 60fps and give players the total experience from both a design and artistic perspective'. To achieve this, 343 Industries made extensive use of. Eager to take advantage of the hardware, the art team built fully animated that responded to gunfire, blanketing the campaign maps with the succulents. Ultimately, they proved to be the largest single technical problem in the game and had to be removed. To support the drop-in/drop-out co-op, 343 Industries built a dynamic AI system for the fireteam companions to assist the player when a session is played alone.

Story [ ] Narrative designer Morgan Lockhart described the co-op nature of the campaign as the most difficult element of the game. Speaking about 's fate in Halo 4, O'Connor stated that Halo 4 's story was focused on the effect that Cortana's sacrifice and loss would have on the Master Chief.

He also noted that this effect would be reflected in Halo 5: Guardians, with a story that explores how the Master Chief copes with loss and past memories. Creative director Tim Longo explained that one of the main goals for Halo 5: Guardians was to expand the universe. To achieve this the studio created new main characters for Fireteam Osiris and introduced characters from the expanded fiction with Blue Team.

Early in development, the team decided that Spartan Locke would be used to present the player with a different perspective on the Master Chief. The aim was to create a deliberate contrast between the two main characters. In developing the characters of Fireteam Osiris, 343 Industries initially considered making the team Fireteam Majestic, using the same characters from the Halo 4 episodic series.

When Longo joined as creative director and the rest of the story developed, the developers decided that Majestic was the wrong team to use and set out to create a new fireteam with different characters. The unnamed fireteam comprised three Spartans: 'Smith', 'Jones', and 'Brown'. Initially, none of these characters' traits—not even their genders—were determined. The narrative team decided Smith (later Locke) would be a former ONI agent, a cross of and. Brian Reed recalled that at one point they had added Fireteam Majestic member Thorne, as well as Spartan leader Palmer, and a still-unnamed Jones, who would be an expert in alien languages. Spartan Jones turned into Spartan Vesper, and her character matured from a child prodigy to someone more serious, if innocent.

Once part of the story became set on the planet Meridian, the narrative team decided that one of the Spartans should have grown up outside the UNSC and survived the destruction of her home planet to act as a conduit for understanding Meridian; this character, now known as Spartan Song, replaced Palmer. When Thorne's actor, Ethan Peck, was unavailable due to scheduling conflicts, 343 Industries decided to replace his character on the team roster rather than recast the role. Other suggestions included an entirely new Spartan or a member of Blue Team, but the developers decided on fan favorite Buck after Nathan Fillion became available. Spartan Smith became Spartan Locke, Vesper and Song became Vale and Tanaka, and Fireteam Osiris took shape after more than two years of changes. Art [ ] Halo 4 's art director, Kenneth Scott, stepped down from his role in January 2014. He was succeeded by Nicolas 'Sparth' Bouvier, a concept artist who joined Microsoft in 2009. Bouvier described the early stages of developing artistic concepts as akin to sculpting from marble: '[we] start with a very loose idea that has trickled down from the writers or studio creative director and begin chipping away at the problem.'

Concept artist Kory Lynn Hubbell recalled that the game's art had to be justified. 'If there's no plausible story behind something, it shouldn't be there,' he said, recalling that an original plan for a fountain on the mining world of Meridian was changed to a holographic tree, to reflect the desire to simulate nature in the barren landscape. 343's artist and designers focused on differentiating the members of each Spartan fireteam through their design. As Locke's mission is to find Master Chief, Bouvier recalled 'he reflects that visually. The design of his armor is very nonintrusive.

He doesn't have any bright tones. He's gray and dark to amplify the very nondisruptive nature of his armor.' In comparison, Vale's armor was sleeker to reflect her agility, and painted magenta to imply nervousness and aggression. Audio [ ] Sataro Tojima was the audio director for Halo 5: Guardians, with Japanese composer Kazuma Jinnouchi composing the original score.

The music was recorded at in London and the choir was recorded at the in Prague. Jinnouchi wanted to reintroduce the original Halo theme in Halo 5: Guardians, so he composed his own interpretation of the piece.

A larger emphasis has been placed on the use of a in Halo 5: Guardians ' music than Halo 4 's. For the first time in Halo 's multiplayer, teammates will make voiced callouts. The Covenant have conversations. The audio team worked closely with the AI and narrative departments when developing the Blue Team and Team Osiris in the campaign. Halo 5: Guardians Original Soundtrack, CD 1 No. Title Length 1. 'Halo Canticles' 4:13 2.

'Light Is Green' 3:28 3. 'Kamchatka' 3:59 4. 'Return to the Fold' 2:03 5. 'Rock and Ice' 1:28 6.

'Argent Moon' 2:24 7. 'Scavengers' 3:34 8. 'In Absentia' 1:33 9.

'Meridean Crossing' 4:08 10. 'Unearthed' 3:54 11.

'Unconfirmed Reports' 2:09 12. 'Keeper Of Secrets' 1:15 13. 'Cavalier' 2:56 14.

'Crossed Paths' 2:22 15. 'Untethered' 3:46 16. 'Skeleton Crew' 1:02 17. 'Siren Song' 1:20 18. 'Enemy of my Enemy' 1:41 19.

'Honor's Song' 2:10 20. 'Warrior World' 4:44 21. 'Covenant Prayers' 3:43 22. 'Cloud Chariot' 2:32 23. 'Sentry Battle' 4:26 24. 'Worldquake' 2:50 Halo 5: Guardians Original Soundtrack, CD 2 No.

Title Length 1. 'Advent' 3:10 2. 'Walk Softly' 3:38 3. 'Genesis' 4:12 4. 'Dominion' 3:58 5. 'The Trials' 4:13 6. 'Sentinel Song' 1:54 7.

'Crypt' 4:40 8. 'End Game' 2:08 9.

'Reunion' 0:39 10. 'Blue Team' 4:37 11.

'Jameson Locke' 4:26 12. 'Osiris Suite, Act 1' 6:40 13. 'Osiris Suite, Act 2' 5:58 14.

'Osiris Suite, Act 3' 6:21 15. 'Osiris Suite, Act 4' 8:34 Multiplayer [ ] Executive producer, Josh Holmes stated that the development team wanted to provide lots of gameplay variety and support different play styles in multiplayer. On launch, the game will include over twenty multiplayer maps, and the team plans to provide an additional fifteen maps as free by June 2016. 343 Industries chose to make additional maps freely available as they did not want to divide the player base. In Halo 5: Guardians ' Arena mode, 343 Industries decided to exclude a loadout system so they could encourage the concept of a that was present in earlier Halo games. The mode was inspired by older multiplayer shooters such as. Warzone, one of the new multiplayer modes, was originally conceived in 2012 with a small demo set up as a four-versus-four player match with AI controlled enemies defending an objective.

Initially, the studio wanted to implement such a mode with Halo 4 on the but they were unable to achieve their vision. Download Ninphetamin3 Kernel For Samsung Galaxy S3. A multiplayer beta for Halo 5: Guardians launched on December 29, 2014 and ran for three weeks. The beta was a sample of Halo 5: Guardians ' Arena gameplay, featuring three modes, seven maps and eleven weapons. The development team wanted to launch a beta as early as possible so that players could test and give feedback on new gameplay elements. This player feedback was used to make refinements to gameplay and adjustments to maps. The beta used.

The Sprint [ ] The Sprint is a series about the development of Halo 5, which debuted in Xbox One's Halo Channel and was later uploaded to. The first season was about the development of Halo 5 's multiplayer; the second season focused on the development of the Warzone game mode, and additional tweaks for the presentation at E3 2015. The third season showed the development of the game's score and the use of motion capture. Marketing [ ]. Halo 5: Guardians demo booths at During 's fifth-season finale, two different advertisements aired, revealing the October 27, 2015, release date of Halo 5: Guardians. In its June 2015 cover story featuring the title, revealed that the campaign would feature four-player cooperative gameplay, and that its story would center on Blue Team, led by Master Chief, and Fireteam Osiris, led by Spartan Locke.

The magazine also revealed that Fireteam Osiris would include Holly Tanaka, a new character named Olympia Vale, and fan favorite Edward Buck from Halo 3: ODST. On the multiplayer side, it was revealed that there would be a new map called Fathom and that there would be changes to Empire, a map playable in the beta. A new mode that would combine all of the sandbox (later revealed as Warzone at ) was hinted at, and it was revealed that the game would feature 20 maps at launch and that 15 maps would be added later for free. Halo 5 was also marketed in sports events: the football team of wore jerseys with the game's ads; and and drove in the competition in Halo 5-themed cars.

The game's mainstream marketing received some criticism for being different from the game's plot. Phil Hornshaw of wrote that Halo 5 's marketing 'suggests an emotional conflict between the questionably-loyal Chief and the 'traitor-hunting' Osiris leader, Locke, but those moments are barely in the game'. Hunt the Truth [ ] On March 22, 2015, Microsoft launched Hunt the Truth, a similar to radio series such as. The first season followed the investigations of fictional journalist and war photographer Benjamin Giraud (voiced by ), who investigates the Master Chief's background.

Giraud discovers that the official story of Master Chief's origins are false, and attempts to expose the coverup. The first season was highly successful, drawing an audience of 6.7 million listeners on and winning Hunt the Truth 's ad agency a. A second season of the podcast began September 22, 2015, focusing upon the view point of ONI Agent Maya Sankar (), returning undercover as FERO, to investigate unidentified attacks on human colonies. E3 2015 [ ] Microsoft began their E3 2015 press conference with gameplay from the campaign of Halo 5: Guardians.

This gameplay was from a mission known as 'The Battle of Sunaion' and featured Fireteam Osiris. A new multiplayer mode known as 'Warzone' was also shown off at E3. Release [ ] Halo 5 is the first main installment in the Halo franchise to receive a 'Teen' rating from the (ESRB) besides, rather than the 'Mature' rating. Microsoft Xbox division executive Aaron Greenberg felt that the M ratings on previous installments were surprising, 'given the style of the game and the lack of real graphic violence and things like that', but that the 'Teen' rating would theoretically enable Halo 5 to reach a broader audience of younger players who would have otherwise been unable to obtain the game.

The game shipped in three different retail configurations: a standard edition, limited edition, and collector's edition. The limited edition came with a REQ bundle, dossiers on the game's characters, the Fall of Reach film, a statue of a Guardian, and a ' metal case. The collector's edition contained the REQ bundle, dossiers, Guardian statue, and Fall of Reach, plus a commemorative statue of Master Chief and Agent Locke. The collector's edition comes with a digital code rather than a physical disc; fan feedback led Microsoft to offer a free trade-in program so collector's edition buyers could have the disc instead.

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