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Read on to find out what I thought of this new PC port of the Halo 2: Anniversary edition by Saber Interactive and 343 Industries.Д¬ompared to Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 2 is focused much more on giving the Covenant a deeper background, so if you've been wanting a little more context as to what is actually happening in the enemy camp, you're in for a treat.

As usual, I will not be exploring the story elements too deeply in this review to avoid spoilers and retreading old ground. I was lucky enough to play Halo 2 on Vista back in the day, and although my memory of it is a little hazy, I've been very excited to find out just how much has changed in the HD remaster which finally shed its Xbox One exclusivity. But of course, being years late and lacking improvements did not exactly help the port's reputation, which ultimately became the final mainline Halo title to reach PC, until the new initiative from Microsoft. Microsoft pushed out a port of the original 2004 Xbox game to Windows Vista as an exclusive in 2007, arriving alongside the now infamous Games for Windows вЂ“ Live service. Many of you should already know that this is not the first time Halo 2 has been available on PC. Both of those ports were positive experiences to go through, albeit with a sprinkling of bugs. The number of available games has been slowly expanding since the arrival of Halo: Reach last year, and the newest launch is here only a couple of months after Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary.

Master Chief's return to PC continues, with the addition of Halo 2: Anniversary to Halo: The Master Chief Collection.

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