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Thinking of buying an Xbox One? Well we’ve got good news for you. Microsoft is planning to introduce a new spring bundle in March. Drumroll, please. The bundle is going to include Halo:The Master Chief Collection for a steal of $349. The bundle includes a standard black Xbox One console and a digital code for Halo:The Master Chief Collection. As of now, Microsoft has announced that the bundle will be available in the United States and some other countries as well.
We had a rather painful experience with Halo:TMCC, which launched in November, 2014. There were too many problems that interfered with a smooth interactive online experience. 343 Industries has been catering to that for a few months now, doling out patches and fixes every now and then. However none of these have been able to resolve the matchmaking issue. The last update has been what could be termed as acceptable at the most. Sales of this new bundle could help boost server population for the game, while many who were their on launch day may have moved on in lieu of the issues.
