Five things we’re not looking forward to in Halo Reach.

The countdown is over and Halo: Reach is finally here. We’ll be slitting the plastic on our copy later this evening, and already we’re overjoyed at the prospect of new Covenant baddies, a graphical polish and the chance to experience the moodiest part of Halo’s backstory. But amidst all that excitement, something occurred to us, something we noticed when Halo 2 was released and again for 3, Wars and ODST. It seems that every time a new Halo game is released a small but noticeable collection of niggles created by fans, developers and journalists appear to take a little bit of the shine off things, and we’re betting that Reach will be no different. So, here are our five predictable things we think Halo: Reach will do without.