Get Ready for a Blast from the Past! Halo: Campaign Evolved Collector's Edition Celebrates Gaming History with an Inclusive Manual and Physical Media
Microsoft is bringing back a piece of gaming history with its latest release, Halo: Campaign Evolved.
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Microsoft is bringing back a piece of gaming history with its latest release, Halo: Campaign Evolved. The campaign-only remake of the original Halo game will be available in late July for Xbox Series X|S, PS5, and PC. Two editions will be available: a digital version and a collector's edition that celebrates Halo in style. This physical collector's edition comes packed with goodies like in-game items, a 12-inch Master Chief statue, art prints, steelbook, and even a "reimagined" version of the original game's manual – a rarity in modern gaming due to cost-cutting and digital resources. The collector's edition also includes a physical disc, a feature that has become increasingly rare in this generation of console gaming. However, it seems that only those who purchase an Xbox or PS5 version will receive the disc, with the standard edition requiring a download. In related news, Halo: Campaign Evolved dropped a new trailer today, showcasing the game on PS5 Pro. Despite Microsoft's focus on exclusives, this release is available across platforms, offering five-days of early access to premium and collector's edition owners. Freelancer Cade Onder from IGN's news team shared the latest updates on Twitter @Cade_Onder.
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