First-person shooter tournaments have been going on since 1995. Legendary Quake player Dennis "Thresh" Fong won John Carmack's Ferrari 328 in a 1997 Quake tournament! I think it's great that console gamers have been introduced to the first-person shooter genre, but I think it's immature to play Halo or any other console first-person shooter competitively. In a game where one of the skills being demanded is to aim aim-assistance should not be tolerated in competitive play, but it is. To liken it to something more traditional: it's like allowing chess players to use computers to calculate their best move in a tournament game of chess. It's cheating, and deducts from the enjoyment that's to be had. If you want to play first-person shooters competitively it's time to move away from console gaming.

[quote] there's no video for how to unlock all the skulls[/quote] There are no skulls in Halo: Combat Evolved. They were introduced in Halo 2.

[quote]He picked up the active camo and switched to his pistol.[/quote] If it wasn't for the announcer telling us what that guy just did I would have never known what that guy did. I would have been brain dead wondering why he's transparent and why he has a different gun. Really why do they need to say things like that?