- RetroMonster
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- Noble Member
Pioneer and Enthusiast for Halo 3.
It really all depends. I was playing a little while ago, and sure; you've got your dead servers, the medium amount of population in servers, and then the small amount. The game is still at the extreme for popular; and no one can tell when it will be dead. It will take about a good 5+ years for this one to die, if that! It's a classic, and classics live on.
I notice that Halo 2 for the PC, might as well just be considered dead, but it's still a great game. I can still find servers and so on, not with to much of a hassle at least.
But the answer to your question would have to be:
Yes, of course it is. Every game died eventually, and then another game comes out to make that dead game being put to the grave. Its called "change." Games change, people change, the world needs change. The population has probably decreased since mid 2007, and has slowly but surely continued ever since then. However, many faithful and loyal Halo PC Fans still gather around to play it all the time, old fans still play it some times, but not all the time.