With Halo 3 ODST, is there any reason to keep Halo 3?

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I picked up ODST the other day. Since it pretty much comes with all or more of the multiplayer from Halo 3, is there any reason to keep the original Halo 3 disks? I haven't played the singleplayer in months, maybe over a year. I'm thinking I can trade it in for some credit at the local used game store.
 
no, unless you just wanna keep it. i'm sure game stop will give you ~5$ for it though. thats why i usually keep my games. but if you don't want it for campaign then get rid of it
 
cougarsoccer said:
no, unless you just wanna keep it. i'm sure game stop will give you ~5$ for it though. thats why i usually keep my games. but if you don't want it for campaign then get rid of it
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This.

I'm keeping it just for the heck of it because I know I won't get a lot out of it now.
 
Im keeping mine incase I feel like playing the SP again. (I still have a few achievements left to go for mine). Its worth keepen.
Plus mine is the dual pack, Halo 3, Fable 2
 
Halo 3 trade-in value is 14.00 currently on Amazon.

After renting and playing through ODST I went back and played some Halo 3 SP...for some reason I can't put my finger on, I enjoy the gameplay in ODST much more than that of Halo3.
 
I traded Halo 3 in to get ODST and got a lil over 20 bucks. The only reason to keep it is to play Campaign.
 
With the Halo 3 multiplayer included with ODST, obviously the only reason to keep the original Halo 3 is for the single player campaign. If you don't think you'll ever play it again, then to get a little extra cash for it might not be a bad idea, if you don't mind selling or trading in games. You're not going to get much for it though, based on some of the other responses already.
 
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