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By MITCH KRPATA | September 18, 2012

HALO 4» Master Chief is back for another outing, with a new developer at the helm. After taking the reins from series creator Bungie, 343 Industries will attempt to launch a new Halo trilogy for the next generation. Out November 6. For Xbox 360.

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