Inside Xbox is coming on March 12 with “exciting” Halo: MCC news

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Published on March 6, 2019

published on March 6, 2019

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It’s been about a month since the last Inside Xbox episode, and now the details regarding the next episode have been officially revealed to be March 12 at 2 P.M. And according to the Xbox team on their blog, the livestream will feature “exciting news” for Halo: The Master Chief Collection. While the blog post doesn’t really reveal or even hint as to what’s to come for the four-games-in-one package, rumor has it that the series will make its way to PC users later this year.

Inside Xbox is back on Tuesday, March 12, at 2 p.m. PT / 5 p.m. ET on https://t.co/ydNx6oSJcz – Find out what time you can watch it in your region here https://t.co/VywQWSqpdy pic.twitter.com/cyrbjZtkO6

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But if that’s not enough, the show will also feature info on DayZ, One Piece: World Seeker, as well as the Xbox Game Pass service. Also worth mentioning, we should also expect more details on the Age of Empires series. We’re not exactly sure what’s going to be announced, but the developers promised “some very exciting announcements” relating to the franchise.

If you’re not yet familiar, Inside Xbox is a monthly episodic series offering “exclusive news, content, reveals, interviews and footage” relating to new games and announcements for the Xbox console. Microsoft recommends using their own Mixer to livestream the March 12 event on the official Xbox channel, but those who prefer another platform such as Twitch or YouTube are welcomes to stream from there.

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