It’s natural to be wary when a franchise changes development teams. When Team Silent disbanded and Konami began outsourcing Silent Hill titles to other developers, it wasn’t something that went over well with the fans. However, in the case of Halo 4, it is no stretch of the imagination to say that the franchise is in safe hands with 343 Industries.
While the campaign mode is clearly shaping up to be something special, the most impressive aspect of the game so far is the new multiplayer component. 343 has been hard at work trying to improve upon the already stellar multiplayer from Halo: Reach and their dedication clearly shows through.
Read OnE3 2012 – Halo 4 Multiplayer Hands-on First Impressions