Halo 2 PC slips
Previously set for release today, port of Bungie Software's Xbox first-person shooter gets pushed back a couple of weeks.
PC gamers with a penchant for first-person shooters have already waited two and a half years for the Xbox hit Halo 2 to be ported to their platform of choice, and Microsoft has confirmed they'll have to wait a little bit longer. The release of Halo 2 for the PC, previously scheduled for today, has been pushed back a fortnight to May 22.
According to a Microsoft representative, the game was pushed back "to make some improvements to the install experience and address other technical issues."
Originally developed by Bungie Software, Halo 2 for the PC has been entrusted to internal Microsoft studio Hired Gun. As for new features not supported in the Xbox version of the game, Halo 2 for the PC will feature a map editor, achievement points, and support for Games for Windows - Live, Microsoft's PC counterpart to the Xbox Live subscription service. However, Halo 2 will run only on Windows Vista.
For more on the game, check out GameSpot's previous coverage.
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