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*'''July 13''': ''[[Halo 3]]'' becomes available for ''The Master Chief Collection'' on PC/Steam, alongside the launch of [[Season 2: Spark]]. | *'''July 13''': ''[[Halo 3]]'' becomes available for ''The Master Chief Collection'' on PC/Steam, alongside the launch of [[Season 2: Spark]].{{Ref/Note|This article uses the [[Wikipedia:Pacific Time Zone|Pacific Time Zone]] to determine the release date.}} | ||
*'''July 23''': ''[[Halo Infinite]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Campaign mode is showcased at the Xbox Games Showcase. | *'''July 23''': ''[[Halo Infinite]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Campaign mode is showcased at the Xbox Games Showcase. | ||
Revision as of 23:47, April 14, 2021
Events
March
- March 3: Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary becomes available for The Master Chief Collection on PC/Steam.
May
- May 12: Halo 2: Anniversary becomes available for The Master Chief Collection on PC/Steam.
July
- July 13: Halo 3 becomes available for The Master Chief Collection on PC/Steam, alongside the launch of Season 2: Spark.[Note 1]
- July 23: Halo Infinite's Campaign mode is showcased at the Xbox Games Showcase.
September
- September 21: Halo 3: ODST is released for The Master Chief Collection on PC, with the addition of Firefight to the collection on all platforms and the launch of Season 3: Recon.
- September 22: Halo: Shadows of Reach was originally set to be released, before being delayed until October 20th.
October
- October 20: Halo: Shadows of Reach is released.
November
- November 10: Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S are launched globally.
- November 16: Halo 4 becomes available for The Master Chief Collection on PC/Steam, alongside the launch of Season 4: Reclaimer.[1]
December
- December 29: The Art of Halo Infinite was originally set to be released, before being delayed until 2021.[2]
Notes
- ^ This article uses the Pacific Time Zone to determine the release date.
Sources
- ^ Twitter, #Halo 4 (Retrieved on Jun 1, 2020) [archive]
- ^ Amazon, The Art of Halo Infinite (Retrieved on Jun 1, 2020) [archive]
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