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*'''October 5''': [[Bungie]] and [[Microsoft]] announced an end to their partnership, effectively making Bungie an independent company once again.<ref>[http://nikon.bungie.org/misc/bungie_ms_split_pr.html ''Microsoft And Bungie Studios To Evolve Relationship'']</ref> | *'''October 5''': [[Bungie]] and [[Microsoft]] announced an end to their partnership, effectively making Bungie an independent company once again.<ref>[http://nikon.bungie.org/misc/bungie_ms_split_pr.html '''halo.bungie.org''': ''Microsoft And Bungie Studios To Evolve Relationship'']</ref> | ||
*'''October 9''': [[Gravesite]] was released digitally. | *'''October 9''': [[Gravesite]] was released digitally. | ||
*'''October 30''': The novel ''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'' is released. | *'''October 30''': The novel ''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'' is released. | ||
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This article is about the real world year. For the in-universe year, see 2007. |
The year 2007 saw the release of several Halo-related titles, most notably Halo 3, the conclusion to the Halo trilogy, and the novel Halo: Contact Harvest.
Events
February
- February 20: Crackdown, a game containing an invitation to the Halo 3 Beta, was released.
April
- April 12: Halo 2 Auto-Update 5 is released.[1]
- April 17: The Blastacular Pack for Halo 2 is released.[2]
May
- May 11: The Halo 3 Beta is first released to a limited audience.
- May 16: The Halo 3 Beta becomes accessible to the public.
- May 31: Halo 2 for Windows Vista is released for the PC.
June
- June 10: The Halo 3 Beta comes to a close.[3]
- June 14: Halo 3: The Cradle of Life was found by a Bungie.net user, crazyBoy3.
July
- July 10:
- The Halo 3 E3 2007 Trailer is released.
- Halo: Arms Race, the first in the Halo: Landfall series of live-action short films, is released.
August
- August 1: Marathon 2: Durandal is released on Xbox Live Arcade.
- August 10: An internal build of Halo 3 titled Halo 3 Epsilon is released to Microsoft employees.
- August 22: The first issue of the Halo: Uprising series of comics is released.
- August 28: Halo: Combat, the second part of the Halo: Landfall series, is released.
- August 29:
- Halo 3 goes gold.
- Halo 3 Epsilon is closed.
September
- September 18: Halo ActionClix is released.
- September 24: Halo: Last One Standing, the final part of Halo: Landfall, is released.
- September 25:
- Halo 3 released in North America.
- Halo 3: The Official Strategy Guide was released.
- September 26: Halo 3 released in Europe.
- September 27: Halo 3 released in Japan and the rest of Asia.
- September 28: Halo 3 released in most South Korean video game shops.
October
- October 5: Bungie and Microsoft announced an end to their partnership, effectively making Bungie an independent company once again.[4]
- October 9: Gravesite was released digitally.
- October 30: The novel Halo: Contact Harvest is released.
November
- November 20: The Halo 3: Original Soundtrack is released.[5]
- November 21: The second issue of Halo: Uprising is released.
December
- December 11: The Heroic Map Pack for Halo 3 is released.
Unknown Date
- Museum first aired on TV.
- The trailer Believe: The John 117 Monument was released.
- Enemy Weapon first aired on TV.
Sources
- ^ Bungie.net, Halo 2 Auto-update is up (Retrieved on Jun 1, 2020) [archive]
- ^ Bungie.net, New Halo 2 Maps Revealed! (Retrieved on Jun 1, 2020) [archive]
- ^ Bungie.net: Goodbye Halo 3 Beta, We Barely Knew Thee
- ^ halo.bungie.org: Microsoft And Bungie Studios To Evolve Relationship
- ^ halo.bungie.org: Sometimes, it pays to comparison-shop
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