343 Industries was out in force for this year’s RTX 2014 hosted by Rooster Teeth and revealed some new details – along with a new trailer – for Halo: The Master Chief Collection. You can check out the new trailer above.

The panel at RTX reveals a ton of new details for the game with an explanation of the game’s menus, the different control settings and especially how you can customize the controls for each game. The slides shown during the panel also talked about the improvements that 343 Industries has made to the overall experience. There are better spawns, more power for customize different game types, a better feedback system, weapon sets and even some interesting new vehicles added.

There will also be new weapons for use in multiplayer such as the Assault Rifle, a better tuned Magnum with increased damage, and much more. Among the new vehicles, you’ll see the Mongoose available for use in different games with the new Gungoose being introduced for the first time (essentially a Mongoose with firepower). The Gungoose will also be used in a new mode titled Gungoose Capture the Flag.

Halo: The Master Chief Collection will be out on November 11th in North America and November 14th in Europe for the Xbox One.

After its initial reveal at E3 2014 during Microsoft’s media briefing, 343 Industries’ Halo: The Master Chief Collection will be making an appearance at RTX 2014, Rooster Teeth’s convention that takes place from July 4th to 6th in Austin, Texas.

343 Industries and Certain Affinity will be holding an exclusive panel for fans to discuss their design philosophy for The Master Chief Collection along with sharing some stories about the original Halo 2’s development. There will also be some Halo activities for fans along with a Halo store, an exclusive demo of the game’s campaign and even old-school Xbox units set up for players to test their skills against each other or the developer in the original Halo 2.

The developer is also promising a few surprises for fans. More Halo 5: Guardians? Some juicy details about The Master Chief Collection that we don’t know? We’ll find out on July 5th, 12 PM CT so stay tuned for more information.

(Source)