Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary's gameplay is nearly identical to the original Halo: Combat Evolved, with the addition of new features. Players can freely switch from playing the game with the original "classic" graphics or new graphics by pressing a button; the original game's visuals are presented in high-defintion, 16:9 widescreen as opposed to the original game's 480i, 4:3 resolution and aspect ratio. Additions to the gameplay include Xbox Live achievements, online cooperative gameplay, and hidden content; these include "terminals" that provide new backstory, and skulls that modify gameplay. The Anniversary edition also has subtitles available for in-game and combat dialogue. A new feature to this integration is the Library. When the command analyze is given, specific characters, vehicles and objects can be scanned and an index for detailed information on them is made available. The remastered graphics are also available in 3D for 3D televisions. The original Combat Evolved did not have multiplayer except for local area networking via System Link. Anniversary allows two players to play through the campaign cooperatively on the same console or via Xbox Live. The game's multiplayer mode uses Halo: Reach's engine, and features seven maps. Six of the maps are remakes of Halo: Combat Evolved and Halo 2 maps. Seven of the available maps have been updated and re-released using Halo: Reach's engine. Six of these maps are competitive multiplayer maps that are remakes from Halo: Combat Evolved and Halo 2. Each map has two variants, classic and enhanced. Anniversary also ships with a Firefight map, where players fight against waves of enemies with the assistance of friendly non-player characters or human players. The setting of the Firefight map is taken from a Combat Evolved campaign level
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