Master Chief and the Arbiter must join together to attack the Covenant and destroy the Flood.Master Chief and the Arbiter must join together to attack the Covenant and destroy the Flood.Master Chief and the Arbiter must join together to attack the Covenant and destroy the Flood.
- Awards
- 2 wins
Tim Dadabo
- 343 Guilty Spark
- (voice)
Keith David
- Arbiter
- (voice)
Steve Downes
- Master Chief
- (voice)
Jen Taylor
- Cortana
- (voice)
Dee Bradley Baker
- Gravemind
- (voice)
Ron Perlman
- Lord Hood
- (voice)
David Scully
- Sgt. Johnson
- (voice)
- …
Robert Davi
- Shipmaster
- (voice)
Steve Blum
- Brute
- (voice)
Ken Boynton
- Brute Chieftain
- (voice)
Fred Tatasciore
- Brutes
- (voice)
John DiMaggio
- Brute Chieftain
- (voice)
Todd Licea
- Civilians
- (voice)
Ronald Hippe
- Elites
- (voice)
- (as Ron Hippe)
Chris Edgerly
- Grunts
- (voice)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaComposer Martin O'Donnell used a 60 piece orchestra and a 24 piece choir for the score.
- GoofsDespite taking place soon after Halo 2, the Master Chief's suit is different.
- Quotes
[last lines]
Master Chief: Wake me... when you need me.
- ConnectionsEdited into Red vs. Blue (2003)
Featured review
My goodness.... Well, this game is simply amazing. It has everything; sleek, refined graphics, generally improved game play, a multitude of awesome weapons, an incredible storyline, excellent voice acting,......... Truly, the list just goes on and on. This finale to the triumvirate cements both Halo and Bungie's place among the all time greats in the video game world. Whether you're a tried and true hardcore Halo fan, or a newbie just getting into the craze, you must get this game. It is truly an incredible experience, not only to behold, but to be the most integral part of. Plus, there is online Co-op play, so you can go through the story mode with an online friend, or more than one!
Of particular note are the voice performances of Keith David (the Arbiter) and Robert Davi (the Ship Master Elite, a very cool returning minor character from Halo 2).
The only downside, I suppose, is that Michael Wincott, who voiced the Prophet of Truth in Halo 2, does not return in the role for Halo 3. While his replacement is by no means poor, the new voice simply does not have that metallic, sinister quality that Wincott's does.
That being said, long live the Arbiter and Master Chief!!!! Halo 3 is everything it was built up to be, and more.
Of particular note are the voice performances of Keith David (the Arbiter) and Robert Davi (the Ship Master Elite, a very cool returning minor character from Halo 2).
The only downside, I suppose, is that Michael Wincott, who voiced the Prophet of Truth in Halo 2, does not return in the role for Halo 3. While his replacement is by no means poor, the new voice simply does not have that metallic, sinister quality that Wincott's does.
That being said, long live the Arbiter and Master Chief!!!! Halo 3 is everything it was built up to be, and more.
- billshattner
- Sep 25, 2007
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