Although Halo 3 has been out a long time, I'd like to share my opinion on the matter because there is a new Halo game coming out.I would rate it an 8 out of 10 just because it is a great first person shooter but it lacks the story line that Halo and Halo 2 possessed. Masterchief is a badass as we can all agree on, of course, but I believe some things need to be better. To me the weapons have gotten boring; although they did add a few good weapons, the old ones that were overpowered are still that way. I enjoy SWAT on Xbox live the most, just like swords and rocket type maps, because it shows an equality in weapons and shows the skills of those with the weapons.
Call of Duty, being the major competition, is hard to beat with its nonfictional base but i like whooping alien ass... hah. So how about the new Halo game coming out? To tell the truth, I'm excited about that, plus all the other new good games coming out in the future. Master Chief is Chuck Norris in the future... his DNA was used to create the Spartan race.
10. Is considered the best President since George W. Bush. 9. Always checks to make sure his tires are inflated on Air Force One to get better gas milage. 8. Has two daughters whose future he's ruining with over-spending. 7. Originally thought the "Stimulus Bill" had nothing to do with money. 6. Is an expert at playing the world's smallest violin. 5. Speaks fluent English, Spanish, Italian, and Teleprompter. 4. Can read and control minds with his good looks. 3. Secretly wished that when he promised "Change" that people would think he meant several quarters. 2. Once thought the country of Hungary was full of hungry people. 1. Hopes that the Congress will accept his new plan for Afghanistan: sending in Chuck Norris.
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I don't know if anyone's heard about former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee's upcoming book. Called Do The Right Thing: Inside the Movement That's Bringing Common Sense Back to America, it will arrive on bookshelves Tuesday.
According to Time, Huckabee will not mince words about topics, particularly former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney. The Huckster lambastes Romney for making believe he was a conservative during the primary season. I happen to agree with this. Romney was a moderate-to-liberal Republican governor. It's this type of Republicanism that appeals to me and the fact that Romney changed so much so quickly just appears phony to me.
Huckabee also makes a good point about the media bias over the "cross in the window ad:"
Why, he asks, was a "floating cross" in the window of one of his ads such a media controversy, while reporters gave a pass to a Barack Obama direct mail piece that obviously photographed the Democrat before a large Christian cross?
This makes a lot of sense to me as a secularist that a major candidate runs draped in the church but is not challenged. Even a hint from a Republican of religiosity is attacked and frowned upon.
I might actually go out and buy the book, if only as a gift for my mother.
In closing, Huckabee had a few words on John McCain: "a true statesman and a man of honor."