Although rumors suggest that the next episode of The Master Chief Collection will arrive this week, Microsoft denied the speculation with confirmation that it will release on May 12. First released in Halo: The Master Chief Collection on Xbox One in 2, Halo 2014: Anniversary is an HD remaster of the first-person shooter, now supporting 60 frames per second, Ultra HD resolutions, 21 ultra-wide displays: 9 and optional modernized controls, and we'll test it at 8K, don't worry. < p lang="en" dir="ltr">Earth will never be the same again. Hallo 2: Anniversary is coming to PC as part of Halo: The Master Chief Collection on May 12! https://t.co/y5NHDTiQ1E pic.twitter.com/HVzgxIuY8VM May 5, 2020 "Now optimized for PC, watch the Master Chief return to Earth to stave off the Covenant invasion, leading to a battle with lengthy hidden secrets that will radically change the course of the Man-Covenant conflict forever," Microsoft said. For those who prefer an old school gaming experience, the game, which comes with a remastered soundtrack and sound effects, will also allow users to switch between original graphics and updated visuals in campaign mode. The game joins the Master Chief Collection that originally arrived on PC last December, though unlike the Xbox One version that featured every entry in the main series released to date, only Halo: Reach was included at launch. . Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary has since joined the pack, which saw a PC release back in March of this year. Upon arrival on May 12, Halo 2: Anniversary will be available to play via Xbox Game Pass or to purchase from the Microsoft Store and Stream for $39.99 (£29.99). If something like Halo: Reach and Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, it will also offer a standalone price of €9.99 (£6.99, around AU$15). According to Microsoft, the three remaining titles - Halo 3, Halo 3: ODST (Campaign) and Halo 4 - will complete the Master Chief Collection for PC before the end of the year.