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Posted October 25, 2012 by Zeth in News
 
 

Halo 4 season pass details confirmed

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Halo 4 is almost upon us.  For better or worse 343 Industries take on the Bungie franchise will be in stores and disc drives come November 6th.   But what news of the DLC and the War Games pass?

Well details are finally merging for the package and are as follows.  For the princely sum of 2000MSp you can get your hands on the three map pack releases as soon as they ship.  Those ship dates are tentatively December, February and April at the moment. As well as the maps purchasers will get their hands on two in-game helmets called Scanner and Strider along with an emblem called Falcon.  Those ordering the Limited Edition will get the pass included in the price.

Crimson Map Pack (December)

  • Maps: Wreckage, Harvest, Shatter: Witness the chaos of a clash of civilizations in Wreckage, with its blend of claustrophobic spaces and dangerous exposures and venture into the human colony environs of Harvest, and explore a human foray on an alien moon in Shatter.

Majestic Map Pack (February)

  • Maps: Landfall, Monolith, Skyline: Landfall’s emphasis is on infantry battles against a glittering ocean on a distant world, while Monolith exposes you to the naked vacuum of space – and the firepower of opposing teams, and Skyline’s distinctly industrial feel provides new challenges in somewhat familiar, but occasionally confined spaces.

Castle Map Pack (April)

  • Maps: Daybreak, Outcast, Perdition: Daybreak is set in a military facility against the backdrop of an idyllic mountain range, while Outcast plunges you into the warrens, canyons and arches of an alien edifice, and Perdition takes players into the heart of an urban sprawl, with tactical speed and situational awareness its key features.

Halo 4 is unleashed on November 6th exclusively on the Xbox 360 platform.


Zeth

 
Zeth is our EU ninja and Editor in Chief. He's been writing about video games since 2008 when he started on BrutalGamer. He's pretty old and has been a gamer since he played Space Invaders as a young boy in the 80's. His genre tastes lean towards platformers, point-and-click adventure, action-adventure and shooters but he'll turn his hand to anything.