Halo 4 and Master Chief to return to consoles on 6 Nov
Microsoft has announced that the fourth installment in its iconic Halo series will be launched worldwide on 6 November, ending a wait of over four years.

Microsoft has announced that the fourth installment in its iconic Halo series will be launched worldwide on 6 November, ending a wait of over four years.
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In a statement Microsoft said, "Halo 4" marks the return of legendary hero Master Chief, named by Fast Company as "one of the most popular characters in gaming history".
Set four years after the events in "Halo 3," Master Chief returns to confront his destiny and face an ancient evil that threatens the fate of the entire universe. Developed by 343 Industries, "Halo 4" marks a new beginning for the landmark entertainment franchise that has sold more than 40 million games worldwide and inspired multiple New York Times best-selling novels, live-action shorts, comic books, action figures and apparel.
"Halo 3," concluded the original game trilogy, but left many unanswered questions around the fates of the series' beloved hero, the Master Chief, and his artificial intelligence companion, Cortana.
"We are beginning a new saga with 'Halo 4' and embarking on a journey that will encompass the next decade of 'Halo' games and experiences," said Phil Spencer, corporate vice president of Microsoft Studios. "Millions of fans worldwide have been eagerly awaiting the opportunity to step back into the boots of Master Chief, and, with 'Halo 4' leading the charge, we're confident 2012 will be the most successful year in Xbox history."

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