<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (speeds @ Mar 7 2008, 10:43 AM)
<{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>3rd person or 1st person?</div>
There is an article about it in the April 2008 issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly. Not sure if it is online, so I'll retype some of the key info
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Hardcore Halo fans (should) know the original didn't start out as a first-person shooter. Before we saw combat evolved through Master Chief's eyes, Halo was a third-person action game. Lego Halo is taking Bungie back to its roots, as 90 percent of the game will feature this perspective. The other 10 percent? Standard Halo. "While this is a third-person adventure, we still want to please our loyal fans. I can't spill everything now, but I will say that at least 10 percent will be the traditional first-person Halo you know and love." From what we gather, some classic levels (don't sweat - it won't be the Library) will be remade in blocky first person.
Like Lego Star Wars, you'll play as multiple characters during the campaign. Master Chief will no doubt be the main brick breaker, but also expect to see Avery J. Johnson, the Arbiter and even Chief's main virtual squeeze, Cortana. Just because Lego Halo chronicles the first three games, however, doesn't mean new characters won't be introduced. "New characters are definitely something we plan to include in Lego Halo. In one bonus mission, Master Chief will be battling the Covenant with Burt-041, the brother of Kurt-051 from the Halo: Ghosts of Onyx novel."</div>
Note: the quotes are from Lee Carlton the Senior Project Lead. He also said they started working on this shortly before Halo 3 was finished.