Halo 2 Released for Certification

By David Worthington | Published October 6, 2004, 5:56 PM

Bungie Studios has commenced the final countdown to Halo 2. Halo 2, a wildly popular Xbox title, has been turned over for release to certification (RTC). Barring any last minute showstoppers, the game is scheduled to hit the shelves November 9 -- just in time for the holidays. In Halo 2, the Covenant -- an invasive alien race bent on the destruction of mankind -- has set its sights on Earth. All that stands between the citizens of Earth and total annihilation is a genetically altered "super solider" named Master Chief. Halo 2 is available via preorder from most retail outlets.

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They would be making a big financial mistake to delay it past Christmas...

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Halo 2 is coming out November 9th in the US.

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This is gonna be the best, if bungie dosnt decide to change their minds again. I have had a depoait on it for over a year and I will be one of the first in the store... Cant wait.

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Yeah i can't wait either. I am going to pay my limited edition off here soon it is gonna be a slow october for me caus ei want this game!

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