Halo Devs Tease Additional Content From Nearly 20 Years in the Past Which Only Featured as a Demo
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It is a good day for all primeval Halo fans, as its developers have announced some exciting updates. They have finally decided to bring back some classic stuff that was discarded over multiple issues. After all, the franchise cannot accept every design from production. They need to understand and approve what’s best for the franchise and the things that will sell the most.
Halo developers 343 Industries announced releasing some original content from the past. With its release, they want their fans to have a glimpse of how the game looked 20 years back. A 343 Industries writer has revealed this information as he mentioned it in his recent Twitter post.
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343 Industries Community Writer reveals some classic Halo updates!
Alex Wakeford, a community writer at 343 Industries, put out a tweet talking about Halo. He said, “We have a treat for you today, a proper hefty slice of deep Halo history! We’re going back to party like it’s MacWorld 1999, check out some stuff that didn’t make it into 2001, then head off to Alphamoon and a certain E3 2003 demo – and beyond!” The information comes directly from his Halo article that was published a few days back.
Journey with a group of valiant modders working to restore levels, bipeds, and weapons from Halo's earliest days. In this 3-part series we detail an exciting collaboration between 343 Industries and community modders to bring long-lost content to MCC PC!https://t.co/dmB0YbzUcz pic.twitter.com/7N5emlvGuV
— Halo (@Halo) July 6, 2022
For those uninitiated, 343 Industries have always been a part of the Halo franchise except for the initial years. As a result, the franchise has decided to take fans on a nostalgic journey. They will be releasing some unseen projects as a three-part exploration of some deep Halo history.
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Here’s how the parts will be divided.
The developers have crowned the inaugural part with the title cutting room floor. With its release, they want fans to experience content from the 1999 Mac world. It will also include Halo Combat Evolved and Halo 2 that is under production.
Post the first part’s release, the franchise has plans to let its fans meet the cutting room corps. They will feature the masterminds behind Halo’s projects and their ideas on different topics related to it.
The final part of the trilogy will feature an encyclopedia under the title Cutting Room Lore. They will be styling it in a Cannon Fodder issue, revealing details about a few elements in the past games and how they were brought into the canon.
Now, let’s look at how fans reacted to this information.
do Halo Wars next, specifically Arcadia, even more specifically the Arcadia Patrol.
I will give you money.
— Arkadios (@ProcyonArkadios) July 7, 2022
>E3 2003 demo
👀👀👀— Aidan ✪ (@altaire_laika) July 7, 2022
This is gonna be an amazing read
— ʜᴏʟʟᴏᴡᴛɪᴅᴇ (@Hollowtide) July 6, 2022
Is there a non-zero chance for a possible return to the mausoleum of the arbiter in Halo 3?
— Zachary Young (@Atomicbob93) July 6, 2022
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Oh my… are you guys going to focus on community mods in the future?! Oh that'd be so dope!
— Starboss55 (@Starboss56) July 6, 2022
So, if you are a die-hard Halo fan missing content from the past years, Halo developers have got you covered.
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