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Halo: The Master Chief Collection
The beloved Halo map, Blood Gulch, is one of the most iconic multiplayer arenas in the entire series. Bungie remade the map in Halo 2 as Coagulation, and 343 Industries is partnering with Certain Affinity to give the wonderful setting yet another update with Halo: The Master Chief Collection's Bloodline.[Excrept]
The basic layout remains mostly the same with one core addition, a new base sits in the middle of the rocky canyon, flanked on either end by two other bunkers. The remade version includes some cool changes though, like UNSC Hornets from Halo 3 and EMPs to help take out pesky Warthogs. Check out more screenshots of Bloodline in the media gallery below.
Bloodline joins the likes of popular Halo2 favorites like Ascension, Lockout, Sanctuary, Warlock, and Zanzibar.
Halo: The Master Chief Collection hits Xbox One on November 11, featuring shiny new versions of Halo 1-4. For more info visit the Xbox Wire.
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