Speaking of fog, if one looks up at the sky from the ground in the mission Assault on the Control Room, there is now the appropriate fog effect in the sky. The Covenant shield doors in the mission The Truth and Reconciliation, the energy fields on Spirit dropships, and the teleporters in multiplayer properly appear wavy and stringy as opposed to foggy and smokey. The jackal enemies' shields and deployable covers now become red when damaged. Transparent shaders have also been fixed in the new Insider flight build so that translucent objects resemble their original appearance. The footage shows that Keyes' Insider model now resembles the original version from Halo: CE on Xbox. The changes might seem negligible, but the video illustrates how substantial they truly are. One notable complaint from fans of the original Halo: CE on Xbox is that the textures on Captain Keyes' model are wrong in Halo: MCC. Related: Halo Art Celebrates Series' Past & Future For Xbox's 20th AnniversaryĪ video on the Halo-centric YouTube channel Generalkidd provides an excellent breakdown of many of the graphical improvements to Halo: CE featured in the pre-release 1.2341.0.0 Insider build, including side-by-side screenshots and comparative clips that contrast the original Xbox version and Insider flight with the current MCC build.
Therefore, the problems with Gearbox's Halo: CE port have remained in all mainline Halo: CE releases since 2003.
When Halo: MCC released in 2014, the Halo: CE Anniversary build was included.
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The PC port was used as the foundation for that build by developer 343 Industries, so the graphical problems persisted. The remastered version of Halo: CE, Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, released in 2011 to commemorate the franchise's ten-year anniversary. Even though the port was well-received at the time, it contained a number of differences from the original Xbox version of the game, including graphical issues, that eagle-eyed fans quickly noticed. After garnering critical acclaim, the game was ported to PC in 2003 by Gearbox Software. These issues - most of them dealing with textures - have persisted in ports of the first game in the beloved Halo franchise since 2003.īungie's legendary FPS Halo: Combat Evolved released as a launch title for Microsoft's original Xbox back in 2001. The latest Insider flight for Halo: The Master Chief Collection fixes long-standing graphical problems with Halo: Combat Evolved.
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