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Still, I much prefer Arby 'n' The Chief. That was a huge part of my childhood for several years, and I still enjoy it to this day.
I downloaded the Halo free trial a while back, and it has one level from the single player. It's fun, and I'd really like to own a copy of it since it seems pretty fun and is an important part of gaming history, but still... I don't care to pay forty bucks for a copy. I also played a little of Halo 1 and 3's splitscreen modes on a couple of very rare occasions, and I also played Halo 2 for like five minutes one time when I was in the hospital after having surgery as a kid. but that's about it.
Funny that you mention Red vs. Blue. I once told you that one of your other voices reminded me of O'Malley. Do you remember which one?
Oh, and I've also been toying around with the idea of buying a copy of the original Halo, but IDK, it goes for a little more money than I'm willing to spend on it.
I'm kinda getting an itch to buy old copies of games and getting them running. At least ones that aren't available for purchase anymore, for whatever reason.