I'm sure a lot of people would. As much as I loved Halo, I don't really feel like playing it again, so not me.

Only if they basically completely rejiggered the second half of that game.

Eating into Reach's player base with a CE remake so soon sounds like a total dick move, too. Halo 3's multiplayer got three years without another game in the series cannibalising its own player base, it'd be nice if Reach got at least two - all I know is I'd like to be able to return to Reach's downright awesome multiplayer without having to worry about having a hard time finding matches because of a step backwards like releasing a HD Combat Evolved.

Never.

People seem to be a little confused here.  The game is supposed to be a complete remake with a totally new engine, not simply an HD re-release.

I would pay 15 bucks, that's it.

$10 at most.

Depends on what kind of remake we're talking about. 

Nope. I would be interested in someday having all of the multiplayer content from the entire series in one package, though. With the ability to toggle any of the changes made from game to game, so you could sort of "remix" as desired. 

" People seem to be a little confused here.  The game is supposed to be a complete remake with a totally new engine, not simply an HD re-release.

And yes, I'd gladly, it's still one of the best first person shooters out there.

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It would depend on what a remake entails.  If they just take all the existing assets and make it high resolution then no.  If they remake all the levels and restructure the game... then maybe.. but I doubt I'd pay full retail.

nope already have it

" I'd give 1200 MSPoint for it. $60? No way. "

Only if it's a remake, not an HD port. I already got Halo 1 on the pc.

It depends on what you mean by "HD Remake". I wouldn't pay anything to play the original game in HD; we already have the PC version for that. However, if they completely remade it with the Reach engine, then fuck yes, I would pay $60 anytime for this gem.

i have unusually fond memories at that game, even though i know i sucked at it. if it were a h1 + h2 HD package with new old multiplayer i would buy in a heartbeat. mainly because i was underwhelmed by reach and i know some top men that would play it with me.

$30 would be reasonable, but as a hardcore FPS player on the PC at the time when Halo was released, I was simply not impressed. I played through the first after the 2nd one came out for story purposes mostly and I realy didn't enjoy the Halo series until Halo 3.

I'd buy a one & two pack, but I don't know how that would work unless they just gave you the campaign for the second game.

Yeah I wouldn't buy it.

No.

Hell no, At the time it offered stuff which we had not really seen on a console, however imo it had some of the most boring maps of an fpser ever, and Halo 3 trumped it in every respect (Not played Reach yet and ODST is, in short, garbage)

(if you want to split hairs, Halo is already compatible on the xbox 360 and it IS upscaled so you could argue you already have HaloHD)

Not unless it is coming out on PS3

(Don't misinterpret as hating, I just don't have an Xbox)

I'd pay it... I've got some spare cash right now.

NO.

Wait, what? They are remaking the first Halo game though... Am I missing something here? Doesn't matter what you'd prefer to pay, you're going to have to pay full price if you want it.

http://www.joystiq.com/2011/02/04/halo-combat-evolved-hd/

If they included the original multiplayer just with new art assets? Yes. I was a fucking demon at that game, and the weapon balance was crazy.

Halo 1 multiplayer was only good back in the day. Subsequent Halo's were a pretty big step up (even Reach...).
I'll take gameplay over graphics, thanks.

I'm willing to bet that if there was enough hype generated, maybe some sort of incentive and what not, most of you would buy it...even though you're denying it.

No, because I don't want to waste money on the same slightly graphically enhanced game that I already own. But if they included online multi-player and co-op, then my would be a big maybe.

I actually want them to release this on disc. But no, 20 dollars is sufficient enough to ride on old material. And frankly, they'll burn through sales with that price. Because reliving moments like that is bittersweet.