Rusty Old Halo, A/Where Did The Money Go - Hoyt Axton

Advantages: Great gameplay, Lots of extras
Disadvantages: More of the Same, Multiplayer is still poor.

...still, you find your self low on Ammo but you've got a grenade or two. You chuck 'em in and deal with the aftermath, collect some new guns and repeat. Sounds simple, but it works. To add to this, you have new equipment, such as Flares (Flash grenades, essentially), Auto Turrets (A deployable Turret that attacks anything and everything - you included!) Bubble Shields, which create a bubble for you to hide in and deployable Force shields that protect you from one direction. Also, there is a buff tool, which heals you and a de buff tool, which disables enemy shields and drains them. Vehicles are back with a couple of new additions to the selection. Rather than covering the old vehicles, I'll just go through the new ones. There are plenty of Halo reviews out there for the old ones, as they're pretty much the same. The Mongoose is... Read review

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Advantages: Good fun
Disadvantages: Nothing really

...the remains of your team which when encountered trigger flashback missions. It is these missions where the old Halo returns with its action packed battles and warthog scenarios although not original they feel exciting again due to the different open environment. So when your not alone as the Rookie your surround by fellow soldiers battling side by side against waves of covenant, this splits the feel of the game up perfectly over the 6-8 hours it takes to complete. On the multiplayer front ODST comes with a single brand new mode, the high action co-op focused 'FireFight'. You and up to three others players will face ever harder waves of enemies for points, achievements and bragging rights. And with the increasing difficulty multipliers deeper thought into each map and strategy is a necessity for survival. This highly tactical co-op mode... Read review

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Advantages: The album is fun to listen to, the tracks strong to sing along to.
Disadvantages: All of the bands other albums are a lot better, the tracks all lack passion.

...'New Beginnings Of Old Stories' is the fourth studio album from the UK skate punk band that is 4ft Fingers. The album consists of twelve tracks and if you've ever heard one of the bands albums in the past then you can expect more of the same from 4ft Fingers here. Never has the band's sound developed much and always when 4ft Fingers returns with any new material, you always know what to expect; good solid skate punk music. The album begins with the fairly catchy 'Where Did All The Legends Go?', progresses with the punchy 'Thick As Thieves', never do you feel here though that the band ever really gets properly into its stride. The album is okay, I don't feel that it showcases 4ft Fingers at the band's very best however and always here the energy levels seem to be a little lacking. From start to finish the album is always enjoyable to... Read review

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