So, let me get this straight:
If we want to play Halo CE's multiplayer, we chose the Halo CE multiplayer from the menu, and that takes us into Halo CE's matchmaking with the accompanied maps, at 60 FPS, with dedicated servers, with that game's specific engine.
If we want to play Halo 2, then we chose the Halo 2 multiplayer from the menu, and that takes us into Halo 2's matchmaking with the accompanied maps, at 60 FPS, with dedicated servers, with that game's specific engine. And in this case, Halo 2 includes 6 updated maps.
If we want to play Halo 3, then we chose the Halo 3 multiplayer from the menu, and that takes us into Halo 3's matchmaking with the accompanied maps, at 60 FPS, with dedicated servers, with that game's specific engine.
Same for Halo 4.
So, does this mean there's essentially four different multiplayer, for lack of a better phrase, "realms"? With individual playlists within those realms, individual populations, and each game's related engine/physics/etc.?
Will Halo 2 and Halo 3's 1-50 ranks make a return in their respective matchmakings?
Does "all maps" include all the DLC maps for each game, or just the original maps each game had at launch?
I HAVE SO MANY QUESTION BUT HOLY FUCK THE HYPE TRAIN IS AT A MAXIMUM.
