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*The [[Weapons card]] and [[New York Times Easter egg|''New York Times'']] [[Easter egg]]s can be found and viewed clearly on this level. | *The [[Weapons card]] and [[New York Times Easter egg|''New York Times'']] [[Easter egg]]s can be found and viewed clearly on this level. | ||
*Romeo may be afraid of heights, an ironic quality for a sniper (particularly one in the ODSTs), as revealed by dialogue between him and Buck when the player are about to cross the construction crane to reach the crash site. | *Romeo may be afraid of heights, an ironic quality for a sniper (particularly one in the ODSTs), as revealed by dialogue between him and Buck when the player are about to cross the construction crane to reach the crash site. | ||
*The crashed Police Pelican contains a ridiculously large amount of ordnance, including turrets and their cases, Spartan Lasers, and even racks of Rocket Launchers with spare ammo. How the NMPD obtained heavy weapons is unknown, although it is possible that the Pelican was carrying munitions meant for UNSC forces elsewhere in the city. Another possible explanation is that due to New Mombasa being incredibly valuable as one of Earth's seven Tether cities, the UNSC provided the NMPD a large amount of weaponry during the Battle for Earth. More pessimistically, the weapons may be an example of extreme [[wikipedia:Militarization of police|police militarization]], or may be a result of Police Commissioner [[Kinsler]]'s rampant corruption. An external non-canon | *The crashed Police Pelican contains a ridiculously large amount of ordnance, including turrets and their cases, Spartan Lasers, and even racks of Rocket Launchers with spare ammo. How the NMPD obtained heavy weapons is unknown, although it is possible that the Pelican was carrying munitions meant for UNSC forces elsewhere in the city. Another possible explanation is that due to New Mombasa being incredibly valuable as one of Earth's seven Tether cities, the UNSC provided the NMPD a large amount of weaponry during the Battle for Earth. More pessimistically, the weapons may be an example of extreme [[wikipedia:Militarization of police|police militarization]], or may be a result of Police Commissioner [[Kinsler]]'s rampant corruption. An external non-canon explanation may be that the weapons are simply available for gameplay purposes. | ||
*Occasionally, a Banshee will fly into the crashed Pelican during the last fight and become somewhat lodged there. The player can melee its Brute pilot out, but it still cannot be flown. | *Occasionally, a Banshee will fly into the crashed Pelican during the last fight and become somewhat lodged there. The player can melee its Brute pilot out, but it still cannot be flown. | ||
*Just before the level ends, Buck will announce the arrival of the final Phantom by yelling "Chieftain!" In the [[Theater]], however, the viewer can use free-roam mode to go near the Phantom for a few seconds. At the right angle, the viewer can see that the inside of the Phantom is actually empty. | *Just before the level ends, Buck will announce the arrival of the final Phantom by yelling "Chieftain!" In the [[Theater]], however, the viewer can use free-roam mode to go near the Phantom for a few seconds. At the right angle, the viewer can see that the inside of the Phantom is actually empty. | ||
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*This cutscene is the first instance in a ''Halo'' game of a Brute using the blade side of the Gravity Hammer, although the first time this is ever seen occurs in ''[[Halo: Landfall]]''. Similarly, the scene also shows the first usage of a combat knife in a ''Halo'' FPS game. | *This cutscene is the first instance in a ''Halo'' game of a Brute using the blade side of the Gravity Hammer, although the first time this is ever seen occurs in ''[[Halo: Landfall]]''. Similarly, the scene also shows the first usage of a combat knife in a ''Halo'' FPS game. | ||
*When standing before Romeo's broken sniper rifle in ''[[Mombasa Streets]]'', one cannot tell from where it fell. None of the surrounding buildings are as tall as they were in this level, and the construction crane the player uses to reach the Pelican crash site cannot be seen. | *When standing before Romeo's broken sniper rifle in ''[[Mombasa Streets]]'', one cannot tell from where it fell. None of the surrounding buildings are as tall as they were in this level, and the construction crane the player uses to reach the Pelican crash site cannot be seen. | ||
*In this level, the player will start with 21 rounds of Sniper Rifle in total (1/20), a reference of 7 (21/3 = 7) | *In this level, the player will start with 21 rounds of Sniper Rifle in total (1/20), a reference of 7 (21/3 = 7). | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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File:H3ODST PK NMPDHQ 1.jpg|Romeo firing a detached AIE-468H at a Banshee. | File:H3ODST PK NMPDHQ 1.jpg|Romeo firing a detached AIE-468H at a Banshee. | ||
File:H3ODST PK NMPDHQ 2.jpg|Romeo fires his Spartan Laser at a Banshee. | File:H3ODST PK NMPDHQ 2.jpg|Romeo fires his Spartan Laser at a Banshee. | ||
File:HTMCC-H3ODST BracktanusRoars.jpg|Bracktanus roars at Romeo. | File:HTMCC-H3ODST BracktanusRoars.jpg|Bracktanus roars at Romeo. | ||
File:Buck Knife.png|Bracktanus moments before Buck stabs him in the neck. | File:Buck Knife.png|Bracktanus moments before Buck stabs him in the neck. | ||
File:HTMCC-H3ODST Bracktanus&Mickey.jpg|Mickey takes aim at Bracktanus after Buck stabbed the Chieftain's neck. | File:HTMCC-H3ODST Bracktanus&Mickey.jpg|Mickey takes aim at Bracktanus after Buck stabbed the Chieftain's neck. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||