: Is this possibly related to the weird gamma filter that the Xbox One natively
: applies to games? Many people have complained about "crushed
: blacks" when viewing shadowed/dark parts of games that should be
: visible but not completely black. Sounds like this is the opposite
: problem, but could the Halo 3 HDR lighting and the Xbox One filter be
: interfering with one another in some strange way? Or do you think this is
: just a "port" issue?

I haven't seen any issues with H3's lighting, save for Sandbox...

That said, I am very disappointed in the lack of "Brightness" controls in the settings.

I have very poor dark vision(for games, at least) and I've literally had to create a custom setting on my tv's display specifically for playing MCC with the brightness cranked up. I can't tell you how many times I've failed to see another player or weapon because I forgot to turn that setting on...

Not sure if that's just me or if everything is meant to be super dark in H2A.