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Following flat console sales numbers that were recently quoted, Halo 3 has other problems, such as having come to the saturation point of the console selling game. Attorney’s have launched an investigation into Halo 3′s lack of High-Definition. A group of class action attorneys have commenced an investigation into complaints that Halo 3 was falsely advertised as a High Definition product but does not actually render in equating high definition resolutions.

quote: A team of class action attorneys has launched an investigation into complaints that Halo 3 was falsely marketed as a high definition product, but does not actually render native high definition resolutions. These complaints are that, although Halo 3 was advertised as having a 720p resolution (720 pixels), it natively renders at 640p (640 pixels) and is simply scaled up to 720p. Read more about it here. If you purchased the Halo 3 game, you may be entitled to recover money. *Please note the naming of a company does not imply that it engaged in any wrongdoing. *

Source : classactionconnect

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