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Halo Reach, an upcoming first person shooter video game designed by Bungie, started as Bungie Software Products Corporation, which is an American video game developer located in Washington. Microsoft Game Studios publish this for Xbox 360 console. Reach is planned for release on 14th of September 2010. The game is an assumption of a happening in 2552, where humanity is in war with alien Covenant. Covenant is a fictional theocratic military alliance of alien races who serve as the main antagonists in the halo science fiction series. Variety of diverse species are united in the Covenant and they believe that Forerunner ring worlds known as Halos will provide a path to salvation.

First person shooter is a video game that centering game play around gun and projectile weapon based combat through the first person perspective; i.e., the player experiences the action through the eyes of a protagonist. A protagonist is the main character, who plays the first part or the role of the hero of the play, with whom the audience share the empathy. Halo:Reach is a first person shooter and players assume the role of a super soldier, Noble 6, member of an elite super soldier squad, engaged in combat with an alien collective known as the covenant for the world of Reach.

Reach features new weapons fulfilling various combat roles, in addition to adjustments and enhancements to the current weaponry from the Halo series. Forge, a level editor appeared in Halo, is up dated for Reach and now put up in a bigger map known as Forge World besides other maps. Forge in itself is a home to many Bungie developed Gorge maps. Forge tools have been improvised, as a result of which; objects can be phased into an altogether different objects and be snapped to specific orientations.

The veto system also allows players to vote for their favorite map or game mode of their choice. To give a long lasting appeal, credits are awarded to players, which can be spent on aesthetic armor customizations. In multiplayer modes, Reach includes new game types. In Headhunter for example, players drop skulls on death, which can be picked by other players, deposited in special areas to get points. All their accumulated skulls are dropped when they die. Like that in other modes different attractions for yet another achievements. Both teams work towards their goal of accomplishing a preset number of kills within the set time. When a moving territory is controlled vehicles and weapons unlock.

Under the guidance of United Nations Space Command, humans wage an extended war against collective alien races, Covenant. All interstellar colonies have fallen already by the event of Reach. Reach itself is UN space command's main military hub, with 700 million civilians besides military presence. This is the setting of this game.

Release of Halo: Reach will be in three retail editions. The standard edition consists of the game and the manual. With an exclusive set of in-game Elite armor, the limited edition features an artifact bag with story information and different packages. All the content are included in the Legendary Edition along with two hours of developer commentary on the in game cut scenes, in-game Spartan armor effect and a 10-pound McFarlane toy statue. In North America, the offer is more attractive, with sounds, finish and two controllers. Under the special operation of UN Space Command, the game follows the actions of Noble Team, an unit composed of elite super soldiers, Spartans. Many characters are introduced to handle various departments in this operation along with players who are also allotted names. Destruction of Titular planet is the end of the game giving the players a sense of achievement.

If you've been waiting to get your hands on the all new Halo Reach but don't have the extra money right now, there are some alternative options for you. Such as getting it for FREE! How?

Unless you've been living under a rock, you probably know that everyone is talking about the much anticipated release of Halo Reach. Some of you were lucky enough to try it out early with the beta but for those of you that did not get to sign up for the beta and don't have the extra money to buy the game right now, you are in luck!

Did you know that there is currently a high demand for people like you to help test the game? Even though they already did extensive testing during the beta, now they need new people to provide feedback so they can further improve the way that they advertise and market the game now that is has been released.

By giving away a number of copies for free, in this case the brand new Halo Reach, the company increases their fan base dramatically and is able to gain more exposure because of your willingness to help them test. Pretty sweet deal, isn't it?

So how long do these companies generally give away copies for testing?

The reason why we don't get to hear about these promotions very often is simply because they are not available long at all. It's a smart idea to act fast because once the company gets enough feedback on Halo Reach, the offer will be shut down for good. If you play your cards right, the company may even offer you a new console as a way of saying thank you for helping them test. It's a win-win situation for everyone.

So what are you waiting for?!