By all accounts, Halo: Reach will be Bungie's final entry in the series that's been its bread-and-butter for the past decade; after Reach, the developer will be moving along to new properties, while 343 will continue exploring the Master Chief's story (or whatever). In that light, it's easy to understand why Bungie seems so adamant to make its final outing in this universe a memorable one. At Microsoft's X10 event today in San Francisco, the company demonstrated an extremely early version of Reach's multiplayer mode. Even in this unfinished state -- the game has only just hit its alpha milestone -- it looks like a significant step up from Halo 3 and ODST.
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