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Famitsu might have done some odd stuff in the past, but they are still Japan's largest gaming mag. And Microsoft want Japan, as they always have. So now they might be happy to know that the magazine has awarded Halo: Reach a whooping 39/40.
At the same time, Vanquish gets 35/40, Dead Rising 2 ends up on a 36/40, Quantum Theory 31/40 and Red Dead Redemption 37/40.
"The time has come for Bungie's farewell to the Halo series, and they bid farewell with the biggest and most epic chapter in the series to date."
Nothing will be lost however, as all of the news articles, forums and groups were imported into the current Bungie.net back in 2013.
Reach made its debut on PC and Xbox One in its remastered form earlier this month, and it was received well.
The classic game is almost a decade old, and has just landed on PC and Xbox for players to try out once again.
The service is expanding even further, from Overcooked 2 to The Division and plenty of other titles.
The Steam version has only just arrived, with players flooding to the Master Chief Collection to try it.
We take a spoiler-riddled look back at Bungie's Halo swansong.
