Late last night, we brought you a review and a video review ofHalo 3: ODST. It’s one of year’s most anticipated titles and it takes theHaloseries in a slightly new direction with all of its new features. Is it worth the purchase though? You’ll have to read the review to find out for yourself.

If words aren’t your thing, we have plenty of new images fromHalo 3: ODST’sFirefight mode as well as some images from thenew Mythic mapsfor the original multiplayer mode ofHalo 3. Firefight, to me, is worth the purchase alone and you’re going to find yourself devoting a ton of time to it.

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Jumping from Firefight to regular multiplayer mode may confuse some people for awhile, as it did for me. After spending a good portion of the day playing the single-player and Firefight mode at the review event, we all jumped into the deathmatch multiplayer ofHalo 3to check out the new Mythic maps. It wasn’t until half way into the first match that I remembered I could use Equipment items and dual wield guns again. I actually said out loud “Oh right, I’m a Spartan again! Awesome!”

Sure, it’s a ton of fun playing Firefight, but it’s also nice playing as a genetically enhanced badass. Plus, killing other people is always more gratifying then killing the AI.

The opening area of the Whisper mission, in a small grove.

The Divide in the Cosmodrome, where the Guardian was resurrected.

A holofoil Ribbontail, as seen in collections.

The Phoneutria Fera hand cannon, inspired by the Season of the Haunted armor set. It has a unique, galactic glow.

Three Fuses appear in a match of Apex Legends' Wild Card mode.

Mad Maggie opens a supply bin and an item with a symbol indicating infinite ammo appears.

Legends slide through a zipline in King’s Canyon in Apex Legends.

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The Yeartide Apex tex Mechanica SMG with a Holofoil glow.