Bungie may be working to finish its long awaited new game Destiny for a September release, but one member of its team is working to help the dedicated players of its first Halo PC game continue to battle each other online past May 31st. That's the last day that the game's Internet lobby services, provided by GameSpy, will be live.
In a post on the Halo Fixes forum, member "Technut" says that he and other members of the Halo PC community have been working with Roger Wolfson of Bungie to keep the game's Internet lobby going past May 31st. In addition, community members will create a new Master Server code that will be hosted by Bungie for Halo PC players. The update will be released for the game very soon but no specific release date was mentioned.
The port of Halo from the original Xbox to the PC was mainly developed by Gearbox Software and was first released in September 2003. In 2004, another version of the game, Halo: Custom Edition, was released that allowed users to install maps and gameplay modes that were created via Bungie's editing kit. The upcoming patch will support both the original game and the Custom Edition.
Source: Halo Fixes | Image via Microsoft
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