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Old maps get fresh polish for Halo 2
Stephen Withers
Monday, 02 April 2007 03:50
Desolation is a reincarnation of Derelict "[w]ith new graphics and effects and a massive gameplay overhaul".
The two maps will be released on 17 April as premium downloadable content for Xbox and Xbox 360, priced at $US4 for the pair.
Microsoft's announcement described the new maps as "a perfect way to thank fans for their support as they surpass 800 million hours of Halo 2 gaming on Xbox Live." We suspect many Halo fans would consider the company's thanks more gracious if the maps were to be released free of charge.
Halo 3 is expected to debut around six months.
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