Campaign Evolved $200 Collector's Edition is Already Sold Out (But There's Still Hope)

Halo: Campaign Evolved‘s $200 Collector’s Edition is sold out, but there is hope for a restock. Halo: Campaign Evolved is the second remake of the original Halo: Combat Evolved, the flagship game of the OG Xbox. Halo: Campaign Evolved doesn’t feature Halo‘s iconic multiplayer mode, but it does breathe new life into the story campaign with significantly upgraded graphics and even some brand-new content.

The recent Xbox Games Showcase event featured a new trailer for Halo: Campaign Evolved that showed off its graphics and three new story missions. Halo: Campaign Evolved‘s new story missions will serve as a prequel to the original game’s story, set about one year before the start of Combat Evolved. While there are some fans disappointed at the lack of multiplayer, there are many others hyped to experience brand-new Halo story content, and those individuals may even be excited enough to spring for the expensive $199.99 Collector’s Edition.

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What Comes in the Halo: Campaign Evolved Collector’s Edition?

Halo: Campaign Evolved physical disc (console only) with Premium Edition upgrade voucher / Halo: Campaign Evolved Premium Edition Voucher Code (Steam only)
Collectible SteelBook
12″ Master Chief Statue
Replica LED Cortana Chip with rechargeable cord
Three original Concept Art pieces (11″ x 17″)
Modernized recreation of 2001 Combat Evolved physical game manual
Alpha Halo Armory Pack with 5 Master Chief Armor skins and six weapons kins
Art of Halo: Campaign Evolved Digital Artbook
Halo: Hungry Buzzards Digital Short Story
Digital Game Manual

Halo: Campaign Evolved‘s Collector’s Edition does at least bring a lot of value to the table. Besides a copy of the game, fans also get a collectible 12″ Master Chief statue, a steelbook, and various other goodies to help sweeten the pot. Those that pre-order can also enjoy the pre-order bonuses associated with the base game, which includes the Classic 2001 Mark V Armor Skin, Classic 2001 Assault Rifle Skin, Gilded Onyx Armor Style, and Gilded Onyx Assault Rifle Style, plus five days early access, meaning they can jump in on July 23 instead of July 28.

What’s That Weapon?

Identify the silhouettes before time runs out.

What’s That Weapon?

Identify the silhouettes before time runs out.

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It seems many Halo fans were impressed enough with the Collector’s Edition that they rushed to pre-order it, as it has completely sold out. Despite the high $199.99 price tag, there was significant demand for Halo: Campaign Evolved‘s Collector’s Edition, but there is some hope for those that missed out on pre-ordering. Campaign Evolved‘s Xbox Store page lets you sign up for notifications in the event of a restock. This isn’t a guarantee that the Collector’s Edition will be restocked, but it is at least hope that a restock will happen.

Hype is high for Halo: Campaign Evolved, with nostalgic fans of the franchise excited to revisit the game that started it all. Others may be more concerned about what the future of Halo looks like, and while we don’t have an official reveal just yet, it’s an open secret that a brand-new main series entry is actively in development. With the next-generation Project Helix console right around the corner, it’s possible that the next Halo will be looking to release as an exclusive for that platform, but it’s also possible it will be a cross-gen release ala Halo Infinite.

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While it will be interesting to see what the future has in store for the Halo franchise, Campaign Evolved should keep fans busy in the meantime. Those needing to have their Halo multiplayer itch scratched can pop in The Master Chief Collection or Halo Infinite after they’ve had their fill of Campaign Evolved.