Halo 3 has always been regarded as the pinnacle of multiplayer excellence within the first-person shooter space, and it's not hard to see why. While the game's narrative is certainly one to be remembered, the game's defining feature was its brilliant multiplayer mode, a facet of its design that spawned countless iterations, fueled an abundance of creativity from the community, and created lasting memories. To have been a part of its multiplayer scene in the early days was enviably glorious.
However, that's not to say that Halo 3's multiplayer can't still instill within its community those same emotions. Indeed, while we're a far cry from Halo's golden age, Halo 3's multiplayer continues to be an endlessly enjoyable experience, one so inspired fans are finding new ways of injecting it with a new lease on life. One such method of rejuvenation comes in the form of a chaotic new mode that brings 128 players into the same space, a gameplay experience that everyone must try for themselves, and one that will remind you of just how important Halo truly is.
As we await news on whether the fabled Halo 3 remake will ever eventuate, one must rely on...
