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On November 15th in North America, Microsoft and 343 Studios will be releasing Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary for the Xbox 360 to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Halo franchise in grand fashion. With updated graphics, 3D support, Kinect integration, Achievements, and much more, Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary looks to pay the original title homage in respectable fashion -- find the latest screens here.

Today we can share details on the installation size Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary shall ask of players looking to experience the game in the best possible way. Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary has been optimized for HDD installation and shall allow for better load times, framerates, and game performance, however all that shall come at a decent HDD investment price. Those looking to install the game will be required to have an extra 7.5GB of space available.

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3D support you say...

Hey MS...how about a PC port considering you made the first Halo on PC as well...



Anybody know how many MSP's this will be?



If by MSP you mean Microsoft Points, it's going to be a retail release, budget price of $40 believe I however, or $50 instead of the usual $60.

Or £29.99 in the UK.



Disconnect and self destruct, one bullet a time.

NotStan said:
If by MSP you mean Microsoft Points, it's going to be a retail release, budget price of $40 believe I however, or $50 instead of the usual $60.

Or £29.99 in the UK.

$40 in USA
£35 in UK

however you could likely find it for cheaper

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OT: surprisingly large install when you think about it, but that probably stems from the double engine/asset system they used.



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It's $39.99 in the states.



Is that the biggest single disc on the 360 so far?



When did "Install Size" become a thing? Basically, it's "How big is the game" in 9/10 occasions. If you choose to install a game to the 360 via the optional instal, it loads faster and runs better--even old games from early in the 360's life. There are a couple of exceptions (Halo 3 for instance).

Instead of saying Halo's install will be 7.5GB, why not just say Halo will be 7.5GB? Those that will install will know they need 7.5GB and those that don't want to install will just say, "Fuck it".



yo_john117 said:
Is that the biggest single disc on the 360 so far?


Gears of War 3 is also 7.5 GB.



themanwithnoname's law: As an America's sales or NPD thread grows longer, the probabilty of the comment "America = World" [sarcasticly] being made approaches 1.

Yay XGD3 screwing my HDD once again.