Master Chief Mash-up
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The Master Chief Mash-up, previously known as the Halo Mash-up, is a Halo-themed Minecraft Mash-up pack created by 4J Studios, with the help of Microsoft Studios, 343 Industries and Mojang. The Mash-up pack first released on Xbox 360 on May 28, 2014 for US$3.99, as dlc for the Xbox 360 Edition of Minecraft,[1] with updates to it often coinciding with major Halo releases.[2] The Mash-up pack contained three Halo-themed elements; skins, a world, and a texture set.[1]
On Xbox One the Mash-up released alongside the Xbox One Edition,[3] with it releasing on other platform-specific editions including the Nintendo Switch and Wii U at a later date.[4] When Bedrock Edition was released on September 20, 2017 the Mash-up was also brought into it, with it being usable on most platforms the edition was playable on.[5] Support for this edition's Mash-up pack continued after major support ended for console editions.[2]
Summaries[edit]
Original description[edit]
| “ | Two of the greatest games ever come together on Xbox. Welcome to the Minecraft Halo Mash-up Pack, which includes new Skins, new Textures, classic Halo music, and an amazing Halo world filled with iconic moments to explore.[6] | ” |
Trial description[edit]
| “ | Halo and Minecraft: enough said. Try out this Mash-up pack as long as you wish, but be aware you won’t be able to save your creations before upgrading to the full version.[7] | ” |
Initial Master Chief Mash-up pack description[edit]
| “ | Welcome to the Minecraft Master Chief Mash-up, which includes 40+ Skins, thematic Textures, classic music, and an amazing world filled with iconic moments to explore.[8] | ” |
Current Bedrock description[edit]
| “ | Welcome to the Minecraft Master Chief Mash-up, which includes 50+ Skins, bespoke Texture set, themed UI, original soundtrack and an amazing world filled with iconic locations to explore.[9] | ” |
Overview[edit]
The Master Chief Mash-up pack is downloadable content for console and Bedrock Editions of Minecraft. It featured 50+ (40+ on Console Edition) skins, a texture set, themed user interface, and 31 music tracks from across the franchise when the texture pack is activated.[10][11]
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Releases and support[edit]
Console Edition[edit]
The Xbox 360 Edition of the Mash-up released on May 28, 2014 during its Title Update 16.[6] The Xbox One Edition of the Mash-up released the same day the edition released on Content Update 1.[3] The Wii U and Nintendo Switch Editions of the Mash-up released on March 27, 2018 on the Patch 32 and 1.0.13 updates respectively.[4] Support for the Xbox One and Nintendo Switch Editions ended at the World of Color Update, while the Wii U and Xbox 360 Editions ended at the Update Aquatic, meaning the relevant Mash-up packs will have content up to the relevant updates.[12]