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Halo: The Master Chief Collection
343's presence at this year's RTX brought forth a slew of new information regarding The Master Chief Collection, such as the Gungoose coming to Halo 2. In this video showcasing its panel, 343 Industries, led by community manager Andy Dudynsky, shows gameplay, updated features, and menus for the upcoming collection.
The whole panel is interesting and informative, but if you want to get into the meat of it all, check out 2:44 to see what the menus will look like in the game as well as seeing some of the maps and variants that will be playable. Actual gameplay can be spotted at around 24:40.
This collection brings in remastered versions of the four Halo games starring Master Chief. As shown in the video, a big focus is bringing Halo 2, a fan-favorite and oft-considered granddaddy of modern first-person shooter multiplayer, to the modern age. The new edition will come with updated visuals, audio, weapons, and vehicles.
Halo: The Master Chief Collection comes out exclusively on the Xbox One on November 11. To see more about the upcoming title, check out the latest trailer or read our rundown of what the title will bring here.
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