It
has been widely suggested that Microsoft will release Halo: The Master Chief
collection for Xbox One later this year and now a new report from Engadget
claims this is truly the case.
The Master
Chief collection will include Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 2, Halo 3 and Halo 4
in a repackaged high definition pack. It currently looks like Halo3: ODST and
Halo: Reach won’t make the cut and this doesn’t seem strange considering the
main protagonist of the collection didn’t feature.
Engadget
suggests that Saber Interactive would be the developer, given its previous work
on Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary Edition for Xbox 360.
To
add fire to the flames the report ties into Microsoft’s pledge that the Halo
journey on Xbox One would begin in 214. This November also marks the 10 year
anniversary for Halo 2, which has again be rumoured for the HD treatment ever
since the original title obtained an HD remake in 2011.
During
the Halo 5: Guardians announcement last week, 343 Industries' Frank O'Connor also
emphasised the developer's previous statement that the journey towards Halo 5
in 2015 would begin this year, and that another announcement was seemingly on
the way.
Engadget's
report reinforces the claims of a NeoGAF poster from February this year who
appeared to leak Microsoft's Xbox One-related plans for the future.
The
poster said Halo 2 Anniversary Edition would launch in two forms: a Collector's
Edition with Halo 5 beta access and a War Collection, which includes all of the
above as well as Xbox One ports of Halo 3 and Halo 4.
Looking
over the web we cannot find any confirmation or comments from Microsoft about
this “announcement”. With E3 just a few short weeks away we can certainly
expect confirmation then if nothing comes out before. It wouldn’t be completely
outrageous to expect at least some form of Halo to hit stores this year –
though we will need to hear something official to know what that will contain.
As
massive Halo fans here at Rajakaru Games we certainly hope Master Chiefs next
outing – or remake - is coming sooner than the Christmas build up next year.
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let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
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