Pretty average
The game itself is as good as you expect from the Halo series, but this limited edition isn\'t all that exciting. You get a little art book similar to what was in the Gears of War Limited Edition only the Halo one is mostly text, and not particularly exciting text at that. The bonus disc doesn\'t have much worth getting excited about and the whole thing comes in a tin case which is pretty enough I guess. If it weren\'t for the fact that the standard edition is almost the same price as this one I wouldn\'t have bothered.
As for the game itself it is a worthy conclusion to the Halo trilogy, not exactly long and unfortunately a bit too repetitive, back-tracking through levels I\'ve already been through doesn\'t ring the bell of excitement too loudly for me. Especially when both battes are essentially the same. So not only do you get deja vu looking at the same scenery twice, you get to fight basically the same enemies twice too. And this happens a lot more than it should considering the amount of propaganda and wank that was being peddled about Halo being THE game to have on Xbox360. But that aside it IS a fun game to play through both online and off. The soundtrack is excellent as you\'d expect, and the new Forge feature is almost certainly going to become a regular in many games to come. It\'s great to mess around with.
Finally this Japanese version has Japanese audio only. There are English subtitles during the movie scenes but in-game dialogue is all Japanese, with no subtitles.