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*'''October 6''': At the [[Halo Championship Series]] its anounced that all future ''Halo'' games will be made with Unreal Engine 5, and 343 Industries is rebrand ''Halo Studios''. | |||
*'''October 8''': ''Halo: Empty Throne'' was set to be released by Simon & Schuster on this date, before being pushed back to December 10. | *'''October 8''': ''Halo: Empty Throne'' was set to be released by Simon & Schuster on this date, before being pushed back to December 10. | ||
*'''October 29''': ''[[The Making of Halo The Series: Hope, Heroism, Humanity]]'' is set to be released in book shops on this date.{{Ref/Site|Id=MakingOfAnnounce|URL=https://www.ign.com/articles/the-making-of-halo-the-series-hope-heroism-humanity-revealed-by-dark-horse|Site=IGN|Page=The Making of Halo The Series: Hope, Heroism, Humanity Revealed by Dark Horse|D=03|M=06|Y=2024}} | *'''October 29''': ''[[The Making of Halo The Series: Hope, Heroism, Humanity]]'' is set to be released in book shops on this date.{{Ref/Site|Id=MakingOfAnnounce|URL=https://www.ign.com/articles/the-making-of-halo-the-series-hope-heroism-humanity-revealed-by-dark-horse|Site=IGN|Page=The Making of Halo The Series: Hope, Heroism, Humanity Revealed by Dark Horse|D=03|M=06|Y=2024}} | ||
Revision as of 18:46, October 6, 2024
Events
January
- January 2: Halo: Epitaph was set to release on this date following a delay from an original release date of 2023, before being pushed back to February 27.[1]
- January 5: A partnership between 343 Industries and Mantic Games to bring a new tabletop game based on the Halo universe is announced.[2]
- January 30: Content Update 29, the next content drop for Halo Infinite was launched, marking the end of the "Season" nomenclature for the game.
February
- February 5: Halo: Hippocratica, the eighth short story in the Halo Waypoint Chronicle series, is released.
- February 6: Halo: Battle Born was set to be re-released by Simon & Schuster on this date, before being pushed back to March 26.[1]
- February 8: "Sanctuary" and "Sword", the first two episodes of Halo: The Television Series Season Two are aired on Paramount+, marking the start of the series' second season.[3]
- February 15: "Visegrád", the third episode of the second season of the Halo television series, aired.
- February 21: Halo: Fireside, the seventh short in the Halo Waypoint Chronicle series, is released to celebrate the seventh birthday of Halo Wars 2.
- February 22: "Reach", the fourth episode of the second season of the Halo television series, aired.
- February 27: Halo: Epitaph is released on this date.
- February 29: "Aleria", the fifth episode of the second season of the Halo television series, aired.
March
- March 5: Halo: Meridian Divide was set to be re-released by Simon & Schuster on this date, before being pushed back to April 30.[1]
- March 7: "Onyx", the sixth episode of the second season of the Halo television series, aired.
- March 14: "Thermopylae", the seventh episode of the second season of the Halo television series, aired.
- March 21: "Halo", the eighth and last episode of the second season of the Halo television series, aired.
- March 26: Halo: Battle Born is re-released on this date, alongside two new short stories.[4]
April
- April 30:
- Halo: Meridian Divide is re-released on this date, alongside a new short story, named Meridian Homecoming.[5]
- The Content Update 32 for Halo Infinite is launched.
May
- May 8: Halo: The Third Life, the ninth short in the Halo Waypoint Chronicle series, is released.
July
- July 18: Its announced that the third season of Halo: The Television Series is cancelled and won't be streamed by Paramount+.[6]
- July 22: Halo: Anvil Accord, the tenth short in the Halo Waypoint Chronicle series, is released.
- July 30:
- Halo: Empty Throne was set to be released by Simon & Schuster on this date, before being pushed back to October 8.
- The July Update is released for Halo Infinite.
August
- August 6: Halo: Official Spartan Field Manual is re-released by Simon & Schuster.[7]
September
- September 5: Halo: The Machine Breaks, the eleventh short in the Halo Waypoint Chronicle series, is released.
- September 23: Halo: Venezian Sonata, the twelfth short in the Halo Waypoint Chronicle series, is released to celebrate the fifteenth birthday of Halo 3: ODST.
- Halo: Flashpoint, the Halo tabletop game made by Mantic Games, is set to be released.[2]
October
- October 6: At the Halo Championship Series its anounced that all future Halo games will be made with Unreal Engine 5, and 343 Industries is rebrand Halo Studios.
- October 8: Halo: Empty Throne was set to be released by Simon & Schuster on this date, before being pushed back to December 10.
- October 29: The Making of Halo The Series: Hope, Heroism, Humanity is set to be released in book shops on this date.[8]
- October 30: The Making of Halo the Series is set to be released in comic shops on this date.[8]
December
- December 10: Halo: Empty Throne was set to be released by Simon & Schuster on this date, before being pushed back to December 17.[9]
- December 17: Halo: Empty Throne was set to be released on this date, before being pushed back to February 18, 2025.
Sources
- ^ a b c Halo Waypoint, Canon Fodder - Didact's Delights (Retrieved on Dec 17, 2022) [archive]
- ^ a b Mantic Games, On the 12th Day of Xmas: Special Announcement (Retrieved on Jan 5, 2024) [archive]
- ^ Twitter, Halo: "They will be remembered. #HaloTheSeries Season 2 premieres February 8, 2024 on #ParamountPlus." (Retrieved on Dec 2, 2023) [archive]
- ^ Simon & Schuster, Halo: Battle Born (Retrieved on Nov 16, 2023) [archive]
- ^ Simon & Schuster, Halo: Meridian Divide (Retrieved on Nov 16, 2023) [archive]
- ^ Variety, ‘Halo’ Canceled After Two Seasons at Paramount+
- ^ Simon & Schuster, Halo: Official Spartan Field Manual (Retrieved on Nov 16, 2023) [archive]
- ^ a b IGN, The Making of Halo The Series: Hope, Heroism, Humanity Revealed by Dark Horse (Retrieved on Jun 3, 2024) [archive]
- ^ Simon & Schuster, Halo: Empty Throne (Retrieved on Nov 16, 2023) [archive]
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