Halo 3: ODST could be coming to Halo: The Master Chief Collection this week, according to a new report.
The release date for the remastered Master Chief Collection version of Halo 3: ODST was listed as May 29 on Xbox.com.
The website also stated that the size of Halo 3: ODST for the Master Chief Collection would be a fairly sizeable 8.1GB.
However, the official website page has now been removed, suggesting that the information was let loose in the wild a little prematurely.
The Halo 3: ODST remaster will eventually join the rest of the Halo titles within the Halo: The Master Chief Collection in the US and the UK.
343 Industries announced back in December that the Halo 3: ODST add-on would be given to Halo: The Master Chief Collection owners for free due to the game collection’s rather bumpy launch.
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When the MCC launched, there were ongoing issues with the update to the game, including matchmaking issues that cause some gamers to wait over three hours before getting a match.
Anyone who played the game between launch date (November 14) and December 19 2014 would be eligible to receive Halo 3: ODST for free.
Before the web page was removed, there were no details as to whether those who didn’t play the Master Chief Collection between the qualifying dates could pick up the game.
Or any kind of price indication for those who would like to purchase it separately.
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