Anniversaries of Halo 2: People who like sci-fi games will enjoy Halo 2 and Halo 5: Guardians, both in the Halo series. Both are the second game in a trilogy made by the same company, and both have campaigns where players switch between the main character in the series, Master Chief, and a character who is supposed to be working against Master Chief at the same time.

Halo 2 is also one of the most well-loved games in the Halo series. If the game chose to remaster for Halo: The Master Chief Collection, it didn’t a surprise that it decided. Halo 2: Anniversary well-receive by fans because it had new graphics and HD CGI cutscenes.

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Not only did Master Chief Collection have all the main Halo games that release at the time. But it also had a lot of other games that were not part of the main Halo series. Another reason was that it was a good marketing move because Halo 5: Guardians would be out soon. To get started, Halo 2: Anniversary had a teaser cutscene for Halo 5. Spartan Locke meets the Arbiter, a fan-favourite character that many people hoped would appear in Halo Infinite. As of now, this cutscene is no longer in Halo 2: Anniversary.

There are many reasons why new fans who have never heard about Halo 5’s story might confuse by the cutscene. If you were playing Halo 2 while waiting for Halo 5 to come out, this scene was an apparent teaser. Since Halo 5 has come out and there has been another sequel, this scene doesn’t add anything to Halo 2 anymore. It sets up a framing scenario that the player would have seen in Halo 2’s campaign. When Halo 2 first came out, the cutscene events were a long way from when the player started playing Halo 2.

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The Arbiter is a big part of both of these games’ stories. Halo 2: Anniversary players will know that the Arbiter will make it through both games and how his relationship with Master Chief will end. Also, the teaser cutscene gives away a little bit of what happens in Halo 2 and 3.

Fans have been hoping that Halo 3 would get the same anniversary treatment as the first two Halo games. The cutscene still shows up in Halo 5: Guardians, but it doesn’t look as good as the CGI cutscenes from Halo 2: Anniversary. Playing the games in order in The Master Chief Collection makes Halo 3 look worse than Halo 2.

PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S can play Halo: The Master Chief Collection. Halo 5: Guardians can play on Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox 360.