My experience so far with Reach is that it does run well even on a lower end machine. (Laptop with an integrated GPU gets me around 30-40 FPS on 720p).

Though I wish there were more PC settings as right now graphical options are limited. There's an FOV slider and an option for 60 FPS or uncapped framerate, but not much graphical options besides "Performance, Original, and Enhanced".

Other than that, there's Reach's Campaign, Firefight mode, and Multiplayer. Multiplayer also has a system where you gain XP during a season. Each season will have a list of rewards for you to unlock which includes the armor cosmetics.

It's still going to take some time for me to get used to playing Halo with a mouse and keyboard, but it still is a lot of fun.

And I realized I'm just bad at Halo games now after nearly a decade of not playing them.

[h1][b]Remember where it all began...[/b][/h1] My experience so far with Reach is that it does run well even on a lower end machine. (Laptop with an integrated GPU gets me around 30-40 FPS on 720p). Though I wish there were more PC settings as right now graphical options are limited. There's an FOV slider and an option for 60 FPS or uncapped framerate, but not much graphical options besides "Performance, Original, and Enhanced". Other than that, there's Reach's Campaign, Firefight mode, and Multiplayer. Multiplayer also has a system where you gain XP during a season. Each season will have a list of rewards for you to unlock which includes the armor cosmetics. It's still going to take some time for me to get used to playing Halo with a mouse and keyboard, but it still is a lot of fun. [spoiler]And I realized I'm just bad at Halo games now after nearly a decade of not playing them.[/spoiler]