CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA – January 26, 2012 – Jada Toys, Inc. announces a brand new, officially licensed Halo die-cast vehicle line featuring a unified scale approach. Jada is developing all vehicles and accessories in proportion to each other, keeping it real with the Halo series of video games! The line will feature vehicles and characters from the upcoming Halo 4 video game being launched in the 2012 holiday season.

Casual to hardcore fans of the Halo series will appreciate the exquisite detail and quality. Jada is known to produce high-quality die-cast vehicles at affordable prices. Combining that with the awesome vehicle and character design from the upcoming Halo 4 video game results in a legendary toy line.

“We're excited to be partners in the Halo franchise. Jada will bring their phenomenal ability to replicate a brand's essence in die-cast, which will extend the Halo experience,” says Marlene Cuesta, VP Licensing at Jada Toys.

Also announced as part of Jada’s Halo lineup is a 14-inch Halo 4 Warthog replica. This will be the largest die-cast vehicle Jada has ever produced, taking Jada to another level. This massive vehicle will have many features, making this a must have for the die-hard Halo fan.

The Halo die-cast line will be hitting shelves in August 2012, with prices ranging from $6.99-$39.99.

This fall, Microsoft Studios and 343 Industries are releasing Halo 4, the highly anticipated video game expected to be one of the top entertainment launches of 2012. McFarlane Toys is proud to announce that its best-selling line of Halo action figures continues this fall as well, with figures from Halo 4.

Halo 4 brings back the most popular character of the Halo universe, the Master Chief, and kicks off an all-new trilogy of games. Dubbed the "Reclaimer Trilogy" by 343 Industries, these new games explore the characters of the Master Chief and Cortana, expand the Halo fiction in bold new ways and bring even more of the innovation that the Halo series is known for to the gaming world. McFarlane Toys Halo 4 action figures bring the all-new characters, weapons and vehicles of Halo 4 to video-game fans and action-figure collectors worldwide.

"Each new Halo game is a significant entertainment event," says Todd McFarlane, CEO and founder of McFarlane Toys. "Halo 4 marks the return of the Master Chief and Cortana, plus the introduction of new characters, weapons and locations sure to excite long-time fans."

Action figure collectors can expect the same quality and attention to detail in the Halo 4 line that they've come to expect from McFarlane toys. "We're really excited to be working with the all-star team of 343 Industries," Todd notes. "Microsoft has assembled an incredible group of developers to ensure Halo's continued place among the top entertainment franchises. 343 Industries is pushing the envelope with the visuals, storytelling and gameplay, and we can't wait until fans get their hands on Halo 4."

The Halo 4 figure series continues in the 6-inch size introduced with their Halo: Reach figures. They're also introducing a series of larger, boxed figures. These deluxe items are in scale with their 6-inch figures, but include larger accessories, such as Master Chief's Cryotube.

McFarlane Toys is part of a select group of licensees with Halo 4 products available at game launch. Halo 4 Series 1 kicks off this August with four carded figures and one boxed figure set, and expands to include even more figures later in the fall.

Todd promises, "343 still has some surprises to reveal, so we can't give you all the details just yet. But we've seen what they're working on, and Halo 4 will be worth the wait!"

August 2012

Carded Figures

• Master Chief

• Secret Figure 1

• Secret Figure 2

• Secret Figure 3

Boxed Figure

• Frozen Master Chief and Cryotube

November 2012

Carded Figures

• Cortana

• Secret Figure 4

• Secret Figure 5

• Secret Figure 6

Boxed Figure

• Secret Boxed Figure 1

Halo 4 Series 1 will be launched in August 2012, and will expand around the game launch in fall 2012, continuing into 2013. Available at Walmart, Target, Toys "R" Us, GameStop, local comic book stores, drug stores and other retailers. MSRP is $12 for standard carded figures and $25 for deluxe boxed figures.

HALO UNIVERSE

In addition to its all-new Halo 4 action figure line, McFarlane Toys is continuing its popular Halo: Anniversary series in fall 2012. Since the franchise's tenth anniversary has now passed, the line is being rebranded as "Halo Universe."

Halo Universe continues to bring fans the classic, fan-favorite characters from the earlier Halo games, and even includes "expanded universe" sources such as novels, comic books and the animated feature, Halo Legends. This series also continues the popular "build-a-figure" feature of our Halo: Anniversary lines, bringing collectors an extra bonus item such as the Difficulty Plaque or UNSC Logo.

Todd explains, "Halo 4 brings fans figures from the latest and greatest Halo video game. But Halo is a franchise with over a decade of incredible games, movies, books and comics. With our Halo Universe line, we can continue to offer long-time fans the classic characters they know and love."

Halo Universe Series 1 consists of five figures and one 6-inch-scale vehicle:

• Frederic-104 (Halo Legends)

• Romeo (Halo 3: ODST)

• Elite Commando (Halo 3)

• Brute Captain Major (Halo 3)

• Spartan (Multiplayer)

• ODST Drop Pod

Halo Universe Series 1 debuts in October 2012. Available at Walmart, Target, Toys "R" Us, GameStop, local comic book stores, drug stores, and other retailers. MSRP is $12 for figures and $39 for vehicles.

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• Living Dead updated.

Zombies need games to go along with their brains, which is why 343 updated this playlist to include the following new spooky map variants: Bedlam, Uncongealed, Pandemic, Count d’Houen, Deadwalk, Powerless, Spooky Base, and Parasitic. 343 also don’t want you to be “All Alone,” so they've turned up the weighting on Condemned.

• Team Arena, Big Team Battle and Double Team updated to TU settings.

TU game types are our standard Reach Matchmaking settings with the Title Update changes. Those changes are: damage bleed enabled, modified reticle bloom, sword block removed, Armor Lock modified, and Active Camo modified.

• Squad DLC added. All DLC included/required.

Yes, 343 read our forums. No, they don’t always respond with words, because sometimes they respond with action instead. Like this time.

When Premium Battle was removed, threads about its disappearance slowly began cropping up. 343 adjusted the Matchmaking algorithm to match players who have DLC with other players who have DLC more often, but 343 noticed many players saying they still weren’t getting enough DLC to satisfy their map-related cravings. So they are bringing a premium list back in the form of 6v6 DLC Slayer. This list is being introduced on a probationary status due to the low population previously experienced in Premium Battle. 343 will be keeping a very close eye on its numbers, so if you want it to stick around, you’d best play it. Consider this your first warning.

• Abridged updated to latest version.

The creators, theforceswithin and schmittler 5000, made numerous changes to this map. Here are a few they deemed significant enough to mention:

1. Multi-flag has been improved. The flags now spawn in the front of the base a few feet from the GL (previous PL spawn).

2. A teleporter has been added inside the base that leads up to the two-story (Concussion) towers. This significantly improves movement.

3. The gravity lift to the Falcon has been moved into the base to stop vehicles from getting stuck in a permanent floating state.

4. Kill zones have been overhauled. It is now possible to fly underneath the bridge, and there are no HLG spots that we have found to be a problem.

They also removed the shotguns.

• 2v2 variants of Solitary and Battle Canyon added to Double Team.

343 adjusted the Matchmaking algorithm to match players who…. never mind. Enjoy the varied terrain.

• Grifball early win behavior fixed.

Goosechecka requested that all games go to 343 rounds. 343 politely declined, and instead fixed the early win behavior on previously affected game types.

• Zealot, Countdown, and Penance added to Team Snipers.

The long barrel was in need of some attention, so 343 diversified the Team Snipers playlist with some smaller maps. 343 recommend forgoing the scope and going straight for the wild flailing. It’s a legitimate strategy.

To unlock it you must

-Unlock all terminals in the campaign

-Write down the symbols which appear at the end of each one (Pictures of the symbols below)

-Start up Halo Waypoint

-Press button

-Press the buttons on your controller that correspond to coloured circles that appear on your screen

-Enter the 5 symbols from then end of a terminal

Do this for every terminal and you'll receive

-7,000cr per terminal (37,000 for the last one)

-The terminal to watch in Halo Waypoint

-The secret 'Threshold' terminal after entering the ten sets of 5 symbols

Okay there has been much discussion regarding the map pack with Halo CEA that is playable in Halo Reach here are the facts to clear up any questions.

The Anniversary Map Pack, which includes six multiplayer maps along with one Firefight map, will be available on November 15th for 1200 Microsoft Points. This means even Halo: Reach fans can take part in Anniversary!

I thought I would walk you through some of the different scenarios you may find yourself in on November 15th. Halo: Anniversary and the Anniversary Map Pack are two different pieces of content, so here are the various ways to access the maps.

• If you own Halo: Anniversary but not Halo: Reach, you will launch the Anniversary maps from the disc menu.

• If you own Halo: Anniversary and Halo: Reach, we recommend installing the maps using the Anniversary Map Pack code that comes with Anniversary. You will then be able to launch the Anniversary maps from both the Anniversary and Reach menus.

• If you purchase the Anniversary Map Pack, you will install the maps like any other piece of DLC. You will then be able to launch the Anniversary maps from the Reach menu.

Before we dip into each of the maps, I thought I would walk you through some of the different scenarios you may find yourself in on November 15th. Halo: Anniversary and the Anniversary Map Pack are two different pieces of content, so here are the various ways to access the maps.

• If you own Halo: Anniversary but not Halo: Reach, you will launch the Anniversary maps from the disc menu.

• If you own Halo: Anniversary and Halo: Reach, we recommend installing the maps using the Anniversary Map Pack code that comes with Anniversary. You will then be able to launch the Anniversary maps from both the Anniversary and Reach menus.

• If you purchase the Anniversary Map Pack, you will install the maps like any other piece of DLC. You will then be able to launch the Anniversary maps from the Reach menu.

Now, back to business. In previous Bulletins, we took deep dives into the majority of the maps, but in an effort to save you the time of digging deep within our archives, I’m going to summarize all seven of the included playspaces. I think I’ll even throw in an overhead shot of each map. Because yes, despite what you may have heard, I really am that nice. Well, every once in a while, anyway.

BATTLE CANYON (2 - 8 players)

“The telemetry spires in these canyons help manage the Halo ring’s vast translocation grid.”

The rocky warrens of this part of Halo provide the ideal environment for an array of impressive telemetry clusters. These spires’ synchronization conduits ensure that the ring’s translocation grid is always fully operational, part of a remarkably powerful system which allows near-instant transportation across the full ten thousand kilometers that span the installation.

BREAKNECK (8 - 16 players)

The initial Covenant strike is over, but the fight for Mombasa has just begun.”

Section 21 once looked out onto the New Mombasa Orbital Elevator with pride and optimism. Now, with much of the city flooded by the Covenant’s brutal assault, the skyline is only a shattered ghost of what it once was as the battle for humanity’s survival continues on the streets and corridors below.

HIGH NOON (4 - 12 players)

“Despite millennia of abandonment, transportation facilities like this one continue to function flawlessly.”

The vast generator complexes which power this enormous slipspace portal allow it to connect with an unknown number of locations across the galaxy. However, passage through this system requires a Forerunner keyship, and few command such a vessel this long after the disappearance of the portal’s creators.

PENANCE (2 - 8 players)

“The Covenant have harnessed the waters of this moon to refuel their massive supercarriers.”

As the primary satellite of the Unggoy homeworld, Buwan provides the perfect environment for this massive Covenant hydro-facility used to power and refuel a variety of capital ships. Though still operational via automated subsystems, the station was abandoned shortly after the breaking of the Covenant.

RIDGELINE (8 - 16 players)

Overlooking one of Halo’s impressive relay complexes, this idyllic cliffside once served as a UNSC staging area.”

Once serving as a watchpoint for the immense relay complex below, the monitoring outposts nestled atop this ridge became a staging ground for human forces during their time on Installation 04. Toward the end of the conflict, a Covenant assault brought the resistance of the marines here to a tragic end.

SOLITARY (2 - 8 players)

The security spire’s damaged interior only hints at the terrifying power of its previous inhabitant.”

These spinning confinement platforms are a testament to the technological prowess of the Forerunners. In the event of a security breach, the facility’s suborbital location and frigid temperature were thought to be able to keep any threat at bay, but it appears those plans were… optimistic.

INSTALLATION 04 (1 - 4 players)

Fight for survival around mysterious Forerunner structures on Installation 04.”

When the UNSC Pillar of Autumn arrived at Alpha Halo—also known as Installation 04—the Covenant was already there to welcome them. The conflict that followed raged across the surface of the ringworld, eventually pitting the renowned and battle-hardened ODSTs against a merciless Covenant assault, which would stop at nothing to control Halo.

While you’re probably familiar with the Campaign portion of Anniversary, I thought you might want to know about the multiplayer aspect as well. The game comes bundled with seven of the most popular maps in Halo history, and we’ll have five different playlists featuring them, all offering a more classic Halo experience.

The Anniversary playlists will be going live the morning of the 14th. Well, the morning of the 14th if you call the Pacific Time Zone region home. Why are we releasing them a day early, you ask? Because we want to make sure the playlists are available to all players immediately upon purchase of the game, regardless of what part of the world they live in. That means, depending on your time zone, you may see the playlists before you can actually utilize them. Fret not, though, because once you have secured your copy of the game, you can traverse the virtual battlefields with your friends—stealing flags, sniping faces, and accidentally betraying your teammates with the rockets, just like you did in CE.

Anyway, on to the specifics!

Anniversary Squad

4v4 Slayer and Objective

Contains Anniversary Classic and TU game types

Maps: Battle Canyon, Beaver Creek, Solitary, Prisoner, Penance, Damnation, High Noon, Hang ‘Em High

Game types: Anniversary Classic Team Slayer, Anniversary Classic Multiflag, Anniversary Classic Assault, Anniversary Classic 1 Flag, Anniversary Classic 1 Bomb, Team Slayer, Team Slayer DMRs, Team Slayer Pro, Elite slayer, Assault, Multiflag, 1 Flag DMRs, Stockpile, Crazy King DMRs, Neutral Bomb, Headhunter, Hot Potato DMRs, Territories

Anniversary BTB

8v8 Slayer and Objective

Contains Anniversary Classic and TU game types

Maps: Breakneck, Headlong, Ridgeline, Timberland, High Noon, Hang ‘Em High

Game types: Anniversary Classic Big Team Slayer, Big Team Slayer, Big Team Snipers, Big Team Elite Slayer, Big Team Multiflag, Big Team 1 Flag, Big Team Assault, Big Team 1 Bomb, Big Team Neutral Bomb, Big Team Territories, Big Team Crazy King, Big Team Stockpile

Anniversary FFA

FFA Slayer with a pinch of Objective

Contains Anniversary Classic and TU game types

Maps: Battle Canyon, Beaver Creek, Solitary, Prisoner, Penance, Damnation, High Noon, Hang ‘Em High

Game types: Anniversary Classic Slayer, Slayer, Slayer DMRs, Slayer Pro, Elite Slayer, Headhunter, Crazy King, Infection, Alpha Zombies, Oddball

Anniversary Classic

4v4 Slayer and Objective

Contains Anniversary Classic game types

Maps: Beaver Creek, Hang ‘Em High, Headlong, Damnation, Prisoner

Game types: Anniversary Classic Team Slayer, Anniversary Classic Team Snipers, Anniversary Classic Multiflag, Anniversary Classic 1 Flag, Anniversary Classic Assault, Anniversary Classic 1 Bomb, Anniversary Classic Oddball

Anniversary Firefight

Contains our most popular Firefight variants

Map: Installation 04

Game types: Arcade Fistfight, Arcade Nadefight, Arcade Rocketfight, Arcade Sniperfight, Arcade FRGfight, Arcade Plasmafight, Arcade Fiestafight, Arcade Arcadefight

Anniversary Classic game types have the following settings: no Armor Abilities, Anniversary Pistol (pistol traits have been modified to replicate CE behavior), one Frag Grenade upon loadout, player speed increased, gravity increased, jump height increased, shield and health recharge rates increased, and melee damage reduced. Please note that the standard TU changes also apply to Anniversary Classic game types.

• Don't Touch That! 25G - Defiant: Prevent the attacking team from touching the flag in a matchmaking 1-Flag CTF game
  
• Paper Beats Rock 15G - Defiant: Assassinate a player that just exited Armor Lock in a matchmade game
  
• All Alone 10G - Defiant: Be the last surviving uninfected player in a matchmade infection game
  

This takes the current achievement count for the Defiant Map Pack up to six and boosts the total to 200 Gamerscore with its additional 50 points. These achievements aren't currently in-game, which means they're probably an extra bonus planned for the release of Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary on November 15th

While 343 may have celebrated Halloween without you, they certainly wouldn’t do the same with the launch of Halo: Anniversary. That’s why 343 like to officially invite you to join them and other Halo fans at Microsoft stores nationwide on November 14th. Come at 10 p.m., show off your mad skills in some classic Red vs. Blue multiplayer matches on the maps that started it all, and then get your copy of Halo: Anniversary at midnight. (Semi-relevant, I heard the first 100 people to purchase the game in person at each location will get a little something in the form of a Grunt plushie. Just FYI.)

In an attempt to spread the love, 343 will have special guests at a few of the locations. Frank O'Connor will be at the Los Angeles store, a few people from Rooster Teeth will be at the Houston store, and some Certain Affinity folks will be at both the Houston and Seattle locations. Here are all the participating Microsoft stores, should you find yourself within traveling vicinity of any of these fabulous cities:

Scottsdale, AZ - Scottsdale Fashion Square

Costa Mesa, CA - South Coast Plaza

Los Angeles, CA - Westfield Century City

Mission Viejo, CA - The Shops at Mission Viejo

San Diego, CA - Fashion Valley Mall

Santa Clara, CA - Westfield Valley Fair

Lone Tree, CO - Park Meadows Mall

Atlanta, GA - Lenox Square Mall

Oak Brook, IL - Oakbrook Center

Bloomington, MN - Mall of America

Houston, TX - Houston Galleria

Bellevue, WA - Bellvue Square Mall

Seattle, WA - University Village

Well here is a sneaky peek at the skulls, I'll leave you folks to work out what they do, some are very familiar, some well who knows? Guess we find out on the 15th

Bandana

Black Eye

Boom

Eyepatch

Famine

Fog

Foreign

Grunt Birthday Party

Iron

Malfunction

Mythic

Pinata

Recession

In fact, there's seven new multiplayer map pack achievements. Check them out below:

Top Shot - Get 3 headshot kills in a row in a matchmade game - 50 points

Emergency Room - Infect 3 players in a single round in a matchmade Infection game - 15 points

Stick it to the Man! - Stick and kill the flag carrier with a Plasma Grenade in a matchmade game - 20 points

Dive Bomber - Perform a Beat Down on an enemy player while using the Jetpack during a matchmade game - 50 points

License to Kill - Run over 5 people with a Ghost in a matchmade game - 15 points

Bounty Hunter - Capture 10 skulls at once in a matchmade Headhunter game - 75 points

From Hell's Heart - Kill an enemy player that sticks you with a Plasma Grenade with their own grenade in a matchmade game - 25 points

You'll be able to get hold of the Anniversary map pack as DLC for Halo: Reach, when Halo: CE Anniversary launches on November 15th, 2011 or you can simply get them with Anniversary itself. Either way, more Halo multiplayer achievements can only be seen as a good thing, right?

Go behind the scenes with 343 Industries and Saber Interactive as they discuss updating the classic Campaign experience for Halo's 10th anniversary. Learn more about the exciting updates and features coming this November for Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary.

The Silent Cartographer (25 points) Complete the level “The Silent Cartographer” on any difficulty.

Assault on the Control Room (25 points) Complete the level “Assault on the Control Room” on any difficulty.

Pillar of Autumn (25 points) Complete the level “Pillar of Autumn” on any difficulty.

Halo (25 points) Complete the level “Halo” on any difficulty.

Truth and Reconciliation (25 points) Complete the level “Truth and Reconciliation” on any difficulty.

343 Guilty Spark (25 points) Complete the level “343 Guilty Spark” on any difficulty.

The Library (25 points) Complete the level “The Library” on any difficulty.

Two Betrayals (25 points) Complete the level “Two Betrayals” on any difficulty.

Keyes (25 points) Complete the level “Keyes” on any difficulty.

The Maw (25 points) Complete the level “The Maw” on any difficulty.

Tsantsa (50 points) Complete any level with at least three skulls active on Heroic difficulty or higher.

What have we here? (10 points) Read a terminal.

Heavy Reading (25 points) Read half the terminals hidden throughout the campaign.

Dear Diary... (50 points) Read all of the terminals hidden throughout the campaign.

Looks like the Oddball (10 points) Find your first campaign skull.

Skulls Taken! (25 points) Locate half of the skulls hidden throughout the campaign.

Headhunter (50 points) Locate all the skulls hidden throughout the campaign.

Birth of a Spartan (10 points) Complete every level of the game on Normal difficulty.

Believe in a Hero (20 points) Complete every level of the game on Heroic difficulty.

Living Legend (50 points) Complete every level of the game on Legendary difficulty.

Standard Operating Brocedure (10 points) Complete any level on Normal difficulty cooperatively.

Brovershield (20 points) Complete any level on Heroic difficulty cooperatively.

Bro Hammer (50 points) Complete any level on Legendary difficulty cooperatively.

He’s Unstoppable! (20 points) Complete any level on Heroic difficulty or higher without taking health damage.

Overshields are for Sissies (10 points) Complete the level “Pillar of Autumn” on Legendary without picking up an Overshield.

Walk it Off (25 points) Complete the level “Pillar of Autumn” on Legendary without picking up a health kit.

No-Fly Zone (10 points) Destroy three of the four Banshees on “Halo” on any difficulty during a single play-through.

How Pedestrian (25 points) Complete the level “Halo” on any difficulty without entering a vehicle.

Close Quarters Combat (25 points) Complete the level “Truth and Reconciliation” with at least four rounds left in your Sniper Rifle.

I’ll Be Taking That! (25 points) Pilot a Banshee on the level “Assault on the Control Room.”

This One's for Jenkins! (10 points) Kill 50 Flood Combat Forms on the level “343 Guilty Spark” on Heroic difficulty or higher.

That Just Happened (10 points) Complete the level “The Library” on Heroic difficulty or higher without dying.

Speed Reader (25 points) Complete the level “The Library” on Legendary difficulty in 30 minutes or less.

Look Out for the Little Guys (10 points) Complete the level “Two Betrayals” on Heroic difficulty or higher without killing any Grunts.

Leave It Where It Lay (25 points) Complete the level “Two Betrayals” on Legendary difficulty without picking up a new weapon.

Popcorn.gif (25 points) Kill 100 Flood Infection Forms on the level “Keyes” on Heroic difficulty or above.

All According to Plan... (10 points) Kill all the enemies in the first encounter of “Truth and Reconciliation” without being detected.

Beachhead (10 points) Storm the beach of “The Silent Cartographer” with no marine casualties on Heroic or Legendary.

Grenadier (25 points) Escape the map room in “The Silent Cartographer” without firing a shot on Heroic or Legendary.

Wraith Hunter (10 points) Destroy four Wraith tanks in “Assault on the Control Room” with the Scorpion tank, in a single play.

Breaking Quarantine (25 points) Escape the Forerunner facility on the level “343 Guilty Spark” in 21 minutes or less.

Tying Up Loose Ends (10 points) Kill every Elite on the level “Keyes” on Heroic difficulty or above.

This Side Up (10 points) Complete the Warthog ride on the level “The Maw” without being forcibly ejected from your vehicle.

Never Tell Me the Odds (25 points) Escape “The Maw” on Legendary with at least a minute left on the count down.

Halo Avatar Collection—October

"The Flood is upon us."

And so are the Sangheili and the Jiralhanae! Whether you like the Covenant or you are simply looking for something special for your avatar, you should check out the newest additions to the Halo Avatar Collection: Flood, Elite, and Brute Costumes—available on October 13, 2011 on Xbox LIVE.

Frank O'Connor,let slip some more information of new multiplayer additions for both Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary and Halo: Reach, which is great news for Reach fans, as the Halo 1 remake's launch will see the introduction of several new multiplayer goodies.

"We're actually adding the M60 pistol to the multiplayer suite with a title update for Halo: Reach. Most of the functionality won't be available in Reach until Halo: CE Anniversary launches in November," said Frank.

"We're making some subtle and some significant changes to the Halo: Reach gameplay, and we just want to make sure that there's a good balance of that when the game launches."

Frank noted that these changes will result in a new multiplayer playlist for Halo: Reach, enabling players to play a more classic Halo game experience, presumably without extras like armour abilities and so on. Pure, old-school Halo in essence.

"The original plan was to make it so we could have a more classic experience in Anniversary and to do that, we had to make pretty significant changes to the gameplay in Reach," Frank stated.

"You'll still be able to play the exact same identical Reach gameplay alongside it via matchmaking, but we'll make a classic matchmaking playlist to go with it."

So, everyone's a winner then. Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary is November 15th.

We won't notice anything until the new playlist is made live on 4th October.

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