Dying in videogames usually isn't fun… unless you're playing Halo: Reach, of course. Then it's absolutely HYSTERICAL.
If you've watched your multiplayer matches or campaign exploits over again in Theater mode, you know exactly what we mean – Spartan bodies are more flexible than rubber bands, bouncing and stretching into impossible angles after every kill. Pause at the right moment, and you've got slapstick material worthy of Jackass or America's Funniest Home Videos.
Or this contest.
TO WIN:
We're looking for the silliest and strangest screens you can grab in Halo: Reach's Theater mode. Keep scrolling for examples, but feel free to surprise us with the unexpected as well. Send your entries to halo@gamesradar.com – the reader who impresses us most will win the Legendary Edition statue pictured above.
So yeah, you need to have a copy of the game to participate, but if you opted for the regular version, now's your chance to upgrade. Entries are due by Monday, October 18. For full official contest rules,click here. Good luck!
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