343 says that some of these issues have pending or in-progress fixes that will ship in future updates, so keep an eye out for those. You can read the full list of known issues in the Halo Waypoint post linked above. In general, though, it seems that we can expect some quirks in the campaign and a few performance issues in multiplayer. Some of them are fairly major – on Xbox, for instance, the HUD becomes off-centered when zooming in during co-op multiplayer – but others are somewhat less severe. The company also detailed some known issues that will be present in the game at launch. In any case, along with this launch time announcement, 343 also said that this update is bringing Theater mode for Halo 2: Anniversary and Halo: Reach, customization for Halo 2, and weekly campaign challenges along with it. So, if you’re in Europe or on the East Coast of the United States, you’re looking at a pretty late launch for the game and might be better off waiting until Wednesday to dive into Halo 2. According to a post on Halo Waypoint, Halo 2: Anniversary will be added to the MCC on PC at 8PM PDT (UTC -7) tomorrow night. That’s tomorrow for those who don’t have a calendar handy, but 343 Industries has taken things one step further and announced when, precisely, the game will be available.

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