In Halo 3: ODST the co-op mode allows up to four players online, two players locally with split screen, as well as local and online mixed. It’s identical to Halo 3’s system, so there’s no ability to use match making for campaign or FireFight unfortunately. There’s a few changes on the gameplay side of co-op though. The biggest thing I noticed is players are no longer tethered to each other, we were able to get quite a distance away from the other player without having them be warped to our position. Each player does take the role of an ODST, but the cut scenes still only show as if there’s one. Overall if you’ve played Halo in co-op before, you should know what to expect – and that’s a damn good time.

In Halo 3: ODST the player receives a helmet-integrated data management system known as the Visual Intelligence System, Reconnaissance (or VISR), which includes a low-light vision mode which identifies allies and enemies through the HUD on his helmet’s visor by illuminating and classifying objects; green outline for allies, red outline for enemies, blue for scavengable weapons, vehicles, ammo and grenades, and a thick yellow outline for important objects. Outlines of scenery and objects that will block weapons-fire have a thinner yellow outline.

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