There's also a few great combat options you can pluck from those Promethian corpses, including the scattershot gun and the shock chain ability that makes some of the late-game onslaughts a bit easier to tackle. There's a bit of repetition between human, Covenant, and Promethian weaponry (a fact that’s tougher to bear when they're millimeters apart on the ground and represented by tiny icons) but having the majority of Halo's artillery at my disposal was worth it. Having the straightforward UNSC pistol and dual semi-automatics, the Convenant's more complex Needler, and the Promethian's powerful-yet-slow incineration cannon available on the same level allowed for more combat variety than I've seen in most twin-stick shooters. The new UNSC Kestrel floating ship (which was intended for but cut from Halo 2) provides a bit more firepower than the Warthog with a tad less speed.
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