New Gameplay Video From Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary Revealed

Posted by Martin Baker on July 26, 2011 in News · 1 Comment

On 15 November, millions of fans worldwide will have the opportunity to relive video game history with the arrival of “Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary,” a spectacular remake of the celebrated classic that launched a new era of gaming. To give fans a sneak peek at what’s in store, 343 Industries and Microsoft Studios debuted a new developer commentary video today featuring a first look at the re-imagined campaign experience in “Halo: Anniversary.”

If there’s one thing people seem to love more than almost anything on the Xbox it’s more Master Chief, and when it’s all packaged together as neat and tidy is Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary is looking so far how can we not sit up and take notice?

With a bounty of new features including cooperative play over Xbox LIVE, a bundle of some of the most beloved multiplayer maps in “Halo” history re-imagined, new challenges and new story to uncover, “Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary” is a must-have experience, coming exclusively to Xbox 360 on 15 November, 2011.

Tags: 343 industries, Again, Anniversary, Bungie, Certain Affinity, Combat Evolved, Halo, Remake, Saber Interactive

Martin Baker

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