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Microsoft and Halo Studios have announced that Halo: Campaign Evolved will add the cooperative Firefight mode in a free update scheduled for release this winter. Halo Studios director of competitive engagement Tahir Hasangjekaj shared the news on the Xbox website, confirming that the horde-style PvE mode will support four-player co-op alongside new maps and an assortment of weapons. [1][2]
While exact release dates remain unannounced, attendees at Xbox FanFest were given early hands-on access to a playable build of the mode. Halo Studios says additional details about the update will arrive during Halo Fest, which runs from December 12 to December 13 in Seattle, Washington. The studio also indicated that the upcoming patch will deliver more content beyond Firefight itself. [1][2]
Last night, Xbox Game Studios and Halo Studios have announced a free update for the recently-released Halo: Campaign Evolved, which promises to add the four-player co-operative PvE mode, Firefight, to the game.
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Halo: Campaign Evolved will be ‘evolving’ this Winter with the addition of the fan-favourite Firefight mode via a free update. The post Halo: Campaign Evolved to receive fan-favourite ‘Firefight’ mode later this Winter first appeared on KitGuru.
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