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Basic plasma-shooting enemies are dangerous, but their shots are straight and easy to evade. Anything armed with a Needler, a crystal-shooting firearm with limited homing abilities, is decidedly more lethal and should generally be a priority target.

Elites can also be armed with a plasma sword, which drops you instantly if their swing lands. Missions mix these enemies into pretty much every encounter, which radically affects how you approach each fight.

The plasma pistol, for example, often produces a charging shot sound even if the gun isn't being charged. For context, that sound should only play when the shoot button is held down to beef up the next shot, and not during normal shooting as I often encountered it.

A harsh, grating sound is another audio bug that I've encountered. You'll notice it when you walk near certain walls. It's really noticeable when you play through the Silent Cartographer mission, but you can catch it in a few other missions if you listen closely.

Most disappointingly, I encountered graphical issues while playing with Classic visuals activated. The shielded enemies, Jackals as they're called, tote relatively simple, plastic-looking shields.

In the original Halo release, these shields would crackle with dynamic energy and change color as you damage them with gunfire to signify that they were weakening.

I found it extremely odd that the shields didn't do that anymore, to the point that I began to ask myself if I had imagined that detail. Considering the amount of flourish poured into Halo, I decided to poke around and see what else seemed amiss.

It wasn't long before I realized that all transparent or opaque game items were severely downgraded from the original Xbox release. Those are subtle details, to be sure, but they begin to add up and to create a version of classic Halo that is noticeably flatter than the original disc release back in Another oddity: While the game runs at a solid 60 frames per second fps or even higher, plasma swords and gunshots seem to run at a capped 30fps.

They're jarring to look at when you play at higher frame rates. In addition, the game's bump mapping appears flat compared with the original Xbox game. Many of the walls and structures were riddled with grooves and paneling that made surfaces pop. Apparently, Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary's surfaces still have those bump maps, but they look flat until you shine a direct light on them.

I didn't even notice this effect until I took my Warthog vehicle further into a complex than I think was intended. The car's headlights illuminated all the pretty textures in a way that was noticeably jarring as I got out of the car, and the headlights went out. I was plunged into a bland, flat room, and all the wonderful textures were virtually imperceptible. Only when I got back in the Warthog, or when I used my flashlight, did the textures reappear.