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'''2005''' was a fairly quiet year in terms of ''Halo'', with no new titles announced or released. | '''2005''' was a fairly quiet year in terms of ''Halo'', with no new titles announced or released. | ||
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*'''May 12''': The [[Xbox 360]] console is officially announced. | *'''May 12''': The [[Xbox 360]] console is officially announced. | ||
*'''July 5''': The [[Maptacular Pack]] and [[Halo 2 Multiplayer Map Pack|Multiplayer Map Pack]] for ''Halo 2'' are released. | *'''July 5''': The [[Maptacular Pack]] and [[Halo 2 Multiplayer Map Pack|Multiplayer Map Pack]] for ''Halo 2'' are released. | ||
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Revision as of 17:16, March 4, 2019
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2005 was a fairly quiet year in terms of Halo, with no new titles announced or released.
Halo Universe events
- November: Dr. Jonas Volman, the author of The Castaway Theory, goes missing.
Real world events
- April 25: The Bonus Map Pack and Killtacular Pack for Halo 2 are released.
- May 12: The Xbox 360 console is officially announced.
- July 5: The Maptacular Pack and Multiplayer Map Pack for Halo 2 are released.
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