Events

January

  • January 31: Bungie is acquired by Sony Interactive Entertainment for $3.6 billion.[3]

March

April

  • April 12: Halo: The Rubicon Protocol was set to release on this date,[5][6] before being pushed back yet again to June 28.[7]

June

  • June 28: Halo: The Rubicon Protocol is set to release.[7]

Unknown

Sources

  1. ^ Twitter, Halo on Twitter: "Halo Xbox 360 services are going offline in December 2021. Games remain playable indefinitely, but some experiences will be impacted" (Retrieved on Jun 1, 2020) [archive]
  2. ^ Twitter, Halo Support: "Originally, Halo Xbox 360 online services were going to sunset in December. This date has been moved back to January 13, 2022. The affected games will remain playable indefinitely, but some experiences will be impacted. Please visit http://aka.ms/Halo360 for a full explanation." (Retrieved on Oct 22, 2021) [archive]
  3. ^ Bungie.net: BUNGIE JOINS SONY INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT > News | Bungie.net
  4. ^ Halo Waypoint, Canon Fodder - Master Class (Retrieved on Jul 12, 2021) [archive]
  5. ^ Halo Waypoint, Canon Fodder - Parallel Threads (Retrieved on Jun 25, 2021) [archive]
  6. ^ Amazon, Halo: The Rubicon Protocol (29) (Retrieved on Jul 16, 2021) [archive]
  7. ^ a b Amazon, Halo: The Rubicon Protocol (29) (Retrieved on Dec 12, 2021) [archive]
  8. ^ Halo Waypoint, Cannon Fodder - Shippin' Out (Retrieved on Feb 4, 2022) [archive]