Brett "Naded" Leonard is one of eight MLG pros who got to try out the new Halo 4 multiplayer at E3 earlier this month. I recently caught up with Brett to ask him what the game is like.

How does Halo 4 feel compared to other games in the series? Which does it most feel like?

It feels most like a combination between Halo 2 and Halo 3 but also with a little Halo: Reach thrown in. The reason I say that is because the way it played was an updated classic Halo feel, like Halo 2 or Halo 3, and played nothing like Halo: Reach. Although Halo 4 does have armor abilities and sprint (which were new additions to the Halo series from Halo: Reach). Don't worry because they are a lot better designed this time. Halo 4's armor abilities and sprint features excelled over how Halo: Reach's armor abilities and sprint were implemented into the Halo series.

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Sweet.

While it sounds interesting I just couldn't care less about Halo 4. I'll give it a try at my buddy's place, see how I like it and buy it when it's on sale or something.

As long as it doesn't have the same ending as Halo 2 did, I'm okay with it. However, if it gets released, I"m going to wait till the price drops before I pick it up because I'm cheap like that.

So I finished Halo 4 yesterday, and I was pretty underwhelmed. It's not bad, and visually it's by far the best Halo game, but geez it's short. I took me about a week but that was playing it only a few hours every few days. The past 2 days I really put some time into it, and I gather I could have finished the campaign on Normal in 2 days and if I really had free time, I coudl have done it in one long play through.

I only got about 150 of the achievement points but I have no desire to try for anymore or to beat it on a higher difficulty. I give it a 7/10 but I'm thinking I'm pretty over the Halo franchise now.