Halo Wars E3 Preview
The folks behind the Age of Empires series plot a strategy to make Halo work as a real-time strategy game on Xbox 360.
Date: Friday, July 20, 2007
Author: Tracy Erickson

Utilizing these units in combat will require more than just selecting them and throwing them against enemies; rather, you'll have to tactically plan your approach given your resources. In the demonstration, Covenant elites quickly killed a squad of marines ill-suited against the Covenant's needlers. Queuing up several warthogs did the trick though, easily countering their weakness against vehicles.

Ensemble promises both cooperative and competitive multiplayer when the game ships sometime next year. Cooperative play through the campaign will only be available online, as will competitive matches. Details weren't given for either, unfortunately. Despite some sketchy details on certain aspects of the game, Halo Wars, at least in this point of its development, looks like it could be the exception to the “PC only” real-time strategy rule.

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