Microsoft will release Halo 2: Anniversary for PC on May 12.
The game will be available through theMicrosoftStore,SteamandXboxGame Pass forPC.
It’s part of theHalo: The Master Chief Collection($40/£30) but is also expected to be released standalone likeHaloReach in December 2019 and Halo: Combat Evolved in March 2020, which cost $10/£7 each.
Following Halo 2, the rest of the games included in The Master Chief Collection will continue to get staggered releases for PC in chronological order (Halo 3, Halo 3: ODST and Halo 4).
The PC versions are being developed by343 Industriesin partnership withGears of Warco-developerSplash DamageandRuffian, which is known for its work on the Crackdown series.
Earth will never be the same.Halo 2: Anniversary arrives on PC as part of Halo: The Master Chief Collection on May 12!https://t.co/y5NHDTiQ1Epic.twitter.com/HVzgxIuY8V
Microsoft reiterated on Monday that its “goal” is to launchXbox Series Xduring the 2020 holiday season and confirmed thatHalo Infinite is currently on trackto be a launch title.
Following delays to first party softwareincluding Minecraft Dungeons and Wasteland 3, Xbox bossPhil Spencersaid last week thatgame production is a “bigger unknown” than the Series X hardwaredue to complications caused by remote working due to the coronavirus.
