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General| Genre | First-person shooter |
|---|---|
| Developer | Bungie |
| Publisher | Microsoft Game Studios |
| Release date | November 15, 2001 |
| Mode | Single-player, multiplayer |
| Platform | Xbox |
Controls player character movement, turning, and aiming using the thumbsticks.
Actions for firing weapons, melee attacks, grenades, and managing weapons.
Activates flashlight, scope zoom, and accesses menus for gameplay.
Information on seizures triggered by flashing lights in video games.
Warnings about potential TV screen damage from static images.
Steps to set up and start the Xbox system for gameplay.
Explanation of the Xbox controller layout and button functions.
Overview of the game's main menu options like Campaign and Multiplayer.
Instructions on how to save and load game progress and profiles.
Details about the ship's crew, including Captain Keyes and Cortana.
Information on the human soldiers fighting the Covenant.
Descriptions of the Grunts, Elites, Jackals, and Hunters encountered.
Details on the advanced armor, its enhancements, and functions.
Explanation of on-screen gameplay information like ammo, health, and radar.
Explains weapon status, ammo count, and grenade indicators.
Details on nav points, targeting reticles, and directional indicators.
Information on health, shields, enemy fire direction, and motion tracker.
Using weapons for close-quarters combat when out of ammo.
Details on human weapons like the M6D Pistol and MA5B Assault Rifle.
Information on the M90 Shotgun and S2 AM Sniper Rifle.
Details on the M19 SSM Rocket Launcher and M41 LAAG.
Information on the Plasma Rifle and Plasma Pistol.
Details on the Needler, Stationary Gun, and Plasma Grenade.
Overview of human vehicles like the Warthog and Scorpion Tank.
Details on Covenant vehicles like the Ghost and Banshee.
How to set up two-player cooperative and four-player split screen modes.
Setting up multiplayer via System Link and choosing game types.
Descriptions of Capture the Flag, King of the Hill, and Race modes.
Explanation of Slayer (elimination) and Oddball (possession) modes.
Information about the game developer, Bungie.
List of individuals involved in the game's creation.
Information on the 90-day warranty for the game software.
Contact information for technical support and automated game tips.
